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The impact of diversification on task performance: Evidence from kidney transplant centers
Abstract Research Summary Even when diversification is beneficial, entry into a new business can negatively affect the performance of the firm's existing business(es). We examine transplant centers that diversified from kidney transplants into liver transplants, focusing on how patient age can affe
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