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The impact of overconfidence bias on firm performance: an empirical analysis of S&P 1500 firms
In the context of public firms competing for profitable growth, there is abundant evidence that a high proportion of strategic decisions are value destructive. When managers make strategic decisions to position their firms for competitive advantage, they do so in a context of uncertainty and, in so...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2025
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