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  • An economic model of search and matching in international trade

    Creator:
    Zhang, Xin
    Abstract:
    Small manufacturing firms often serve a domestic market but would like to expand their sales overseas. It is difficult for a small firm to develop overseas contracts and relationships, however, in part because of their small size, and because the advantages of their products may not always be obvious. The...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Durham, Dr. Rolf Fare and Dr. Jeffrey Barden for their valuable comments and suggestions. I also want

  • CEO Relative Pay and Celebrity Status: Implications for Executive Behavior and Strategic Decision-Making

    Creator:
    Lee, Gilsoo
    Abstract:
    In this three-essay dissertation I explore how CEOs’ self-serving motivation, specifically driven by their relative pay standing and celebrity status, is useful for advancing the understanding of executive behavior and strategic decision-making. In the first essay, focusing on CEOs’ motivation to reduce the dissonance caused by pay inequity, I examine...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation
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    committee members, Jeffrey Barden, Sam Yul Cho, Violetta Gerasymenko, and Steven Buccola, for their

  • Entrepreneur Well-Being and Organizational Decision Making Biases

    Creator:
    Kozlak, Scott
    Abstract:
    This dissertation consists of three essays that provide comprehensive insights into the complex dynamics shaping entrepreneurial and organizational outcomes. In the first essay I incorporate the Biophilia Hypothesis and the Challenge Hindrance Stressor framework to study entrepreneurial creativity. The findings emphasize the importance of more frequent nature visits for entrepreneurs...
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    Dissertation
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    , Jeff Barden, Jonathan Arthurs, Sam Yul Cho, and Charles Murnieks for their guidance, feedback, and