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Allocate attention based on comparative advantage — keep
Allocate attention based on comparative advantage — keep tasks where your relative advantage over alternatives is highest compared to other tasks competing for the same hours, not simply tasks where you have absolute advantage.
Why This Is a Principle
Applies cognitive capacity limits (Working Memory Capacity Limit, Directed Attention as Depletable Resource, Information and attention have an inverse relationship: a) through the economic lens of comparative advantage. Prescribes HOW to evaluate tasks against each other rather than in isolation.