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elsr-56068	Bracey, Ph.D., DPA, Earnest N.	The Political Scientist as an Economist: Decoding Bounded Rationality, AI (Artificial Intelligence), and Organizational Decision Making in the Works of Herbert A. Simon	2025	15	.pdf	application/pdf	7523	361	42	Introduction: AI and Unbounded Reality in Organizations From the start, it should be noted that in most biographies about Herbert A. Simon — a Nobel Laureate in Economics — he is described as an economist; however, “he never taught the subject [economics], but lectured in political science, administration, and psychology” (“Simon, Herbert,” 1994, p. 1016). Indeed, “this theoretical framework,” on the part of Simon, “provides a more realistic understanding of a world in which decision making can affect prices and outputs,” while focusing on the unique needs of a particular company (“Herbert A. Simon,” 2019, p. 2) (Note 13).	cache/elsr-56068.pdf	txt/elsr-56068.txt