opportunizmus
Opportunizmus refers to a behavioral tendency where individuals or entities take advantage of favorable circumstances, often without long-term commitment or ethical considerations, to achieve personal or organizational gain. The concept is rooted in the idea of exploiting opportunities as they arise, prioritizing immediate benefits over broader principles or obligations. While opportunism can manifest in various contexts—such as business, politics, or interpersonal relationships—it is frequently associated with self-interest and adaptability to changing conditions.
In economics, opportunism is a key concept in transaction cost theory, particularly in the work of Ronald
In everyday life, opportunism can range from ethical gray areas, such as taking credit for others' work,
Critics of opportunism argue that it undermines stability and fairness, while proponents may view it as a