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Group polarization on corporate boards: Theory and evidence on board decisions about acquisition premiums

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1999COLLABORATION IN THE BOARDROOM: BEHAVIORAL AND PERFORMANCE CONSEQUENCES OF CEO-BOARD SOCIAL TIES.1,208 cited

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