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Suboptimization, often referred to as "suboptimizing" or "suboptimization," is a phenomenon in systems theory, operations research, and organizational behavior where a decision-maker optimizes a local or partial objective at the expense of a larger, more comprehensive goal. The term originates from the idea that focusing solely on optimizing individual components of a system can lead to suboptimal outcomes for the system as a whole.
This concept is particularly relevant in fields such as economics, engineering, and management, where decisions made
Suboptimization often arises due to misaligned incentives, lack of coordination, or incomplete information. It can be
The term is closely related to the "tragedy of the commons," where individual self-interest leads to collective