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January 1, 1985Journal of Accounting Research

Participative Budgeting: The Effects of Risk Aversion and Asymmetric Information on Budgetary Slack

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Budgeting, Budgetary slack, Participative budgeting, Risk aversion

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Susan Young (1985) studied this question.

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