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ORSC·
Max Reinwald, Rouven Kanitz, Peter Bamberger + 2 more
Political polarization is recognized as a global risk. Although emerging studies on political dissimilarity at work highlight important implications for how employees behave and interact, findings are...
JBE·
Wafa Ben Khaled, Mattia Anesa
A rich stream of research has documented the relative effectiveness of ethical tools in changing decision-making and behaviour. However, only a few studies have examined the type of effectiveness prod...
IJOC·
Yuzhuo Qiu, Mikhail Cherniavskii, Boris Goldengorin + 1 more
In the Tool Replacement Problem (TRP) for the given sequence of jobs, we consider a discretized interval where each point in time corresponds to a specific job and its collection of tools sufficient t...
JBV·
Gorgi Krlev
Highlights•Some social entrepreneurs achieve systems change, others do not.•Existing research focuses too much on business models or other economic factors.•How social entrepreneurs combine cognition,...
JBE·
Dave Bouckenooghe, Kareen Brown, Samir Trabelsi + 1 more
In our study, we investigated the influence of local religiosity on two key aspects of corporate leadership dynamics: the likelihood of appointing female CEOs during transition periods and the connect...
MS·
Zuyue Fu, Zhengling Qi, Zhuoran Yang + 2 more
Motivated by the human-machine interaction such as recommending videos for improving customer engagement, we study human-guided human-machine interaction for decision making with private information. ...
AER·
Eric Chyn, Diego Daruich
This paper studies housing vouchers and urban redevelopment programs by incorporating neighborhood effects into a general equilibrium overlapping-generations model with endogenous location choice and ...
SEJ·
Liyan Wang, Wei Zhang, Steven White + 1 more
The question of how a new venture designs and innovates on its business model (BM) to leverage digital technology to address multiple grand challenges has received little attention in the literature. ...
MS·
Brent W. Ambrose, Matthew Gustafson, Maxence Valentin + 1 more
Policy shocks that increase the costs of public goods should simultaneously reduce voter support for them. We study the extent to which this creates a corresponding voter-induced municipal credit risk...
MKSC·
Luis Aguiar
This paper shows that movie crowd reviewers provide evaluations that are biased against movies with a stronger female presence relative to professional critics.
