maximizer
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- noun
- /ˈmæksɪˌmaɪzər/
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maximizador
- In her quest for the top score on exams, she has become a true maximizer, studying every possible resource available.
- profit maximizers
- utility maximizers
- net profit maximizers
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- And he said that humans are adaptation executors, not fitness maximizers.
- So human beings, I think human beings are classical economists would have as neoclassical maximizers.
- Second my five question morning maximizer.
- Both are a little bit terrifying, but yes, the worst one is the paper club maximizer, something totally boring.
Examples
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We consider two problems related to the incentives of the project manager: one if the manager does not act as a profit maximizer, and a second related to excessive hedging and the incentives of the manager.
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But there is good news; by the principle of rational maximizers, this just means that society is happier.
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A problem could arise if the project manager decides not to behave as a profit maximizer.
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Men were assumed to be single-minded economic maximizers.
Academic text (1990) -
All of them also admit that China's state enterprises have failed so far to act as profit maximizers.
Academic text (1994) -
In line with rational choice models, the view that people are rational utility maximizers has been reinforced by the use of economic models in the study of political behavior (Tyler 1986).
Academic text (1994) -
There seems to be a dilemma: if a manager does not have sufficient discretion, his/her firm cannot act as a "profit maximizer" in markets; if he/she is given considerable discretion, he/she may use the discretion to pursue goals other than profit maximization.
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As a strategy consultant, she identifies herself as a maximizer who always seeks the best possible solutions for her clients.
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When it comes to investments, he is a maximizer who aims to achieve the highest returns for his financial portfolio.
Synonyms
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A person who reaches their goals through hard work and skill
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A person or tool that makes a process work faster and use less energy
Antonyms
How Driven
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Maximizer comes from the word maximum, which means 'the most', so a person called a maximizer tries to get the best or the most out of every choice or situation.