权衡利弊得失,迅速作出正确抉择,不让“布里丹效应”重演,是对每一个经营者的严峻考验。西方的布里丹曾以寓言中饿死在草堆里的驴子为例,形象地描述了当断不断、必受其乱的道理。一头聪明的驴子外出觅食,发现两堆相距不远的草料。它的东边是一堆干草料,西边是堆新鲜的嫩草。 The pros and cons of weighing up the pros and cons and quickly making the right choice so as not to repeat the “Beringne effect” are a severe test for every undertaking. The western Brittany used the example of a donkey starving to death in the heap of allegorical fables, vividly describing the truth when it is continually broken. A smart donkey went out for food and found two fodder farther apart. It is east of a pile of hay, the west is a pile of fresh grass.