Organizational slack and risk-taking behaviour: tests of product pricing strategy

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Moses, O. Douglas
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1992
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Organizational change inevitably involves uncertainty and some degree of risk taking. What organizational cocnditions are associated with greater risk taking? This article examines the relationship between organizational slack and risk-taking behaviour. To the degree that slack is associated with risk-taking, the presence or absence of slack is relevant to organizational change. To the degree that organizational change leads to the creation or reduction in slack, future risk-taking behaviour may be altered.
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Journal of Organizational Change Management, v.5, no.3, 1992, pp. 38-54
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