Over the past two decades, scholars of management, finance, accounting, economics, and
entrepreneurship have studied the concept and implications of executive confidence in …

Overconfidence occurs if we excessively overestimate the accuracy of judgments,
inferences, or predictions. While overconfidence may have beneficial functions–a …

Abstract Research Summary This article runs a large‐scale replication of Camuffo and
colleagues in 2020, involving 759 firms in four randomized control trials. The larger sample …

Abstract Research Summary Scholars have traditionally characterized the variation in firm
performance as determined by conditions after entry, where the entry decision is a one‐shot …

Extant research shows that entrepreneurs are typically overly optimistic about their ventures'
prospects and that such optimism hampers performance. We analyze how dispositional …

This study examines re-entry entrepreneurs' response to exogenous shakeouts (economic
crises). Concretely, we analyse how prior business failure experience contributes to the …

Abstract Research Summary We study how learning by experience across projects affects
an entrepreneur's strategic foresight. In a quantitative study of 314 entrepreneurs across 722 …

Green innovation in the logistics industry is critical to mitigating environmental crises and
ensuring sustainable development. In this study, a two-echelon logistics service supply …

In business operations, a two-sided platform serves as an intermediary connecting two sets
of agents in the two-sided market and new entrants are commonly seen. Due to unfamiliarity …

We advance a theoretical framework of how entrepreneurial ideas of employees are
commercialized as a function of their uncertainty, firm-specificity, and appropriability. We …