We conduct an experiment to examine the effects of multi-level group identification on intergroup helping behavior. We predict and find that stronger identification with a sub-group (one's immediate work-group) and a superordinate group (the organization in which that group is nested) –...

We conduct an experiment to examine the separate and interactive effects of individuals' risk preferences and two commonly-used performance measures – return on investment (ROI) and residual income (RI) – on risk-taking in capital investment decisions. We predict and find that the use of ROI...

Firms allocate shared costs for decision-making, control, and reporting purposes. One important choice firms face with regard to cost allocations is whether they should be insulating or non-insulating. Non-insulating allocations follow ability-to-bear principles and allocate costs based on...