Organizational decision making under uncertainty shocks

In line with the fallacy of riskification of uncertainty by which decision makers believe that the effects of unpredictable phenomena can be captured accurately by probability distributions, organizational scholars commonly treat the organizational inefficiency in dealing with uncertainty shocks--ex...

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Veröffentlicht: Cambridge, Mass National Bureau of Economic Research August 2018
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