D.S. McKenzie

D.S. McKenzie, or Devanter-Sherman-McKenzie, typically refers to a model or approach in economics or statistics focused on analyzing decision-making or resource allocation. It emphasizes systematically understanding how individuals or organizations choose among alternatives based on preferences and constraints. McKenzie's work helps to clarify complex decision processes by breaking them down into logical, manageable parts, making it easier to predict or improve outcomes. In essence, his contributions provide frameworks to better understand choices, optimize strategies, and address problems involving resource use and decision-making under various conditions.