The Orioles can and hopefully will absorb some of Morton’s remaining roughly $5 million to either help facilitate a deal ...

Why sunk costs should be ignored The sunk cost fallacy is the tendency to keep investing in a losing or failing project simply because of past investments, instead of focusing on future potential.

Sometimes the sunk cost fallacy shows up in more complex ways that affect your long-term finances and life satisfaction, like with your career choices.

When people are trying to justify staying with the wrong person, they will say a number of things to make themselves and others feel better.

The problem is often compounded by the sunk cost fallacy, by which we refuse to accept failure when costs escalate and delays accumulate, and throw more time and money at the project instead.

The sunk cost effect has been widely observed in individual decisions. Building on an intrapersonal self-management game, the paper theoretically shows that the sunk cost effect may stem from an ...

To double down on that bad investment is to fall victim to the sunk cost fallacy. Additionally, the U.S. is not the main foreign force outside of the region pushing back against Al-Shabaab.

President Donald Trump's NATO Summit appearance sparked a White House meme video after Secretary General Rutte's "daddy" comment, generating mixed reactions on social media.

Having Bonk, Gill, and Fiddler in the pipeline means there is no pressure or sunk-cost fallacy if Jamie Drysdale can't put it all together this season. 4. Jack Murtagh, F, Boston, 6-foot-1, 200 pounds ...