Escalating commitment : effects of conflicting expert advice

Schwenk, Charles R.

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Title

Escalating commitment : effects of conflicting expert advice

Author(s)

Schwenk, Charles R.

Issue Date

1986-06

Keyword(s)

Decision making

Publisher

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Series/Report Name or Number

BEBR faculty working paper ; no. 1264

Type of Resource

text

Language

eng

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Copyright June 1986 Board of Trustees University of Illinois.

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