Cheating at solitaire: self-deception, executive mental health, and organizational performance

Article Abstract:

Little management literature has looked at the occurrence of self-deception. Details are given from which one can understand something more about self-deception and in particular its potential influence on executive mental health and organizational performance.

Science & research, Research, Evaluation, Health, Self-deception, Self deception

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The distribution of life-saving pharmaceuticals: viewing the conflict between social efficiency and economic efficiency through a social contract lens

Article Abstract:

Competitive and economic factors are the motivation behind pharmaceutical industry. Research and development (R&D) intensive firms are continually under pressure to differentiate their product with that of competitors.

Pharmaceutical preparations, Goods & services distribution, Channels of Distribution, Pharmaceutical industry, Distribution, Company distribution practices

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