Analysis of the Causation Model in Strategy and Entrepreneurship
- Miguel Virgen, PhD Student in Business
- Jan 24
- 4 min read
The Causation Model represents one of the most enduring logics of decision-making in strategy and entrepreneurship. Rooted in classical economics and rational planning traditions, causation assumes that the future can be sufficiently predicted to allow purposeful action toward predefined goals. In this model, entrepreneurs and managers begin by identifying a specific objective and then select the optimal means to achieve it. At a doctoral level, the causation model should be understood not as a simplistic planning heuristic but as a theoretically grounded approach suited to environments characterized by relative stability and measurable risk.
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