In decision theory and game theory etc, a rule to identify the worst outcome of each possible option to find one's best (maximum payoff) play.(noun)
To employ a maximin algorithm.(verb)
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Use "maximin" in a sentence
"Rawls thinks that people in the original position would make this principle — which has been called the maximin rule, because it seeks to maximize the minimum level of welfare existing in the society — subordinate to another principle guaranteeing maximum equal liberty for all."
"| Reply | Permalink maximin: "If you find it fanatical of us to live by some sort of principles that involve integrity, racial equality, and promoting equal access to voting rights, then I am happy to be a fanatic.""
"But is “maximin” a concept frequently referenced in libertarian writings?"