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Maximisers is the British spelling of maximizers—people or things that maximize, or bring something to its highest possible level.

In economics and psychology, maximisers are decision-makers who seek the optimal choice rather than settling for "good enough": Maximisers spend hours comparing options before buying.

The term contrasts with satisficers, who accept adequate solutions.

decision-theory

utility

Functional worth or purpose

options · alternatives · heuristics · optimization · cost-benefit · decision-making · selection · evaluation · comparison · judgment

optimization

efficiency

Productive without waste

performance · throughput · output · utilization · lean · systematization · fine-tuning · calibration · tweaking · refinement

ambition

go-getter

Ambitious, driven person

hungry · eager · driven · ruthless · competitive · relentless · single-minded · type-A · workaholic · hustler

amplification

boosters

Things that increase power

amplifiers · accelerators · turbochargers · superchargers · catalysts · augmenters · expanders · extenders · escalators · magnifiers

Opposites
decision-making strategy

maximiserssatisfiers

Things that meet requirements

settlers · accepters · compromisers

resource/value optimization direction

maximisersminimisers

Things that reduce magnitude

minimizers · reducers · diminishers · limiters · constrainers

resource/effort allocation

maximisersminimisers

Things that reduce magnitude

conservers · pragmatists

Family

maximise, maximised, maximises

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