This study examines information search behavior through the lens of dual-process theory. The results of this study provide significant evidence that the sequence of information search behavior is significantly affected by circumstances around the individual while making a decision. In this...

This study proposes a comprehensive model which empirically investigates the antecedent, mediating and outcome variables of budgetary participation. We propose that the information asymmetry between superiors and subordinates creates the need for budgetary participation. Accordingly, this study...

This study investigates the performance feedback and goal achievability in incentive effects on employees' effort and performance. We perform an experiment to examine whether the use of goal-specific feedback and incentive contracts have an interaction effect on task performance. Using the...

The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of managers' autonomy in choosing a capital budgeting project on their confidence in managing the project. Furthermore, this study examines the role of internal audit report and accountability in mitigating the impact of autonomy on...