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CEO narcissism and firm innovation: the role of contingency factors
Understanding about the relationship between CEO narcissism and firm innovation performance is mixed and ambiguous, requiring clearer mechanisms and boundary conditions to advance theory. This thesis consists of three interrelated but distinct research chapters, using an unbalanced panel of Chinese
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