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Over the last two decades, firms have been appointing corporate sustainability executives (CSEs) to be part of their top management teams. Although there is a vast literature on sustainable practices and their relationships with various measures of firm performance, little is known about the...
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Many knowledge-intensive projects, such as new product development and research and development, involve a team of workers who jointly work to achieve an uncertain outcome within a finite deadline. Because of the joint-production nature of work, such teams are often prone to free riding. In this...
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The rising trend of projects with high-skilled and autonomous contributors increasingly exposes managers to the risk of idiosyncratic individual behaviors. In this paper, we examine the effects of an important behavioral factor, an individual's cost salience, the common behavioral tendency in...
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