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Behavioral Consequences of Commission and Omission Errors in Innovation and Strategic Management
This cumulative dissertation examines how commission and omission errors shape subsequent decisions at the individual and firm level. It comprises three studies. The first study draws on risk-type preference-shift theory and extends it with individual and organizational boundary c
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