PERFORMANCE AND BETWEEN-GROUP GOAL CONSENSUS: AN EMPIRICAL EXPLORATION OF THE MULTIPLE CONSTITUENCY MODEL OF ORGANIZATIONS
Tags: FINANCIAL performance; STEEL industry; MANAGEMENT research; GOAL (Psychology); INTERGROUP relations; PERFORMANCE evaluation; SUCCESS in business; ORGANIZATIONAL effectiveness; FINANCIAL crises; ORGANIZATIONAL sociology
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