ISSN 1930-0158
Vol. 9, Issue 3, 2008May 01, 2008 EDT
Luck’s Role in Business Success: Why it’s too Important to Leave to Chance
Luck’s Role in Business Success: Why it’s too Important to Leave to Chance
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 3, 2008
Vol. 9, Issue 3, 2008
- From the Editor, May 2008David D. Van Fleet
- A Contingent Relationship Between Risk and Return: Toward A Behavioral Model of Decision MakingAnanda MukherjiAshay B. DesaiPeter Wright
- Surrounded by White Water: Conflicts in Management Sciences Regarding Truth and RealityErnie StarkPaul StepanovichPaul PopplerPamela J. Hopkins
- Student Performance in Online and Traditional Sections of an Undergraduate Management CourseThomas DaymontGary Blau
- Luck's Role in Business Success: Why it's too Important to Leave to ChanceJohn HaferGeorge G. Gresham
- Trust, Norms, and Cooperation: Development and Test of a Simplified ModelFrancis L. JeffriesThomas E. Becker
Hafer, John, and George G. Gresham. 2008. “Luck’s Role in Business Success: Why It’s Too Important to Leave to Chance.” Journal of Behavioral and Applied Management 9 (3): 295–315. https://doi.org/10.21818/001c.17152.