This study examines the (dis)similarities between franchisees and entrepreneurs' decision-making models, and how satisfied they are with their decisions. Based on decision-making theories, the study examines whether entrepreneurs and franchisees use the same decision-making model, rational or...

Legitimacy is perceived as an important building block of organizational theory. Over the years, researchers have tried to decipher the meaning of legitimacy in relation to organizational success and survival in various ways. This paper discusses the evolution of the theoretical and empirical...

This paper aims to measure individual preference for various attributes that affect long-term choice of city of residence using Conjoint analysis. A questionnaire was formulated in order to measure consumer perception of the importance of various attributes such as quality of education, distance...

This study analyzes the differences between salaried employees and self-employed people, in terms of risk tolerance, time preference, and choice of financial investment channels. Both groups completed research questionnaires designed to elicit responses relevant to these questions. Analysis of...