October 1, 1995

Assessing Managerial Discretion Across Industries: A Multimethod Approach.

DHDonald C. HambrickUniversity of Notre Dame EAEric AbrahamsonColumbia University

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Industries differ widely in how much managerial discretion, or latitude of action, they allow. This research contributes to the reliable and valid measurement of this important but hard-to-measure ...

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