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    The Main Conceptual Difference Between the Rational Model and the Carnegie
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The Main Conceptual Difference Between the Rational Model and the Carnegie

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The main conceptual difference between the rational model and the Carnegie model is that the rational model does not consider the effects of satisficing, bounded rationality, or coalitions.

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