National Culture and the Preference for Management Controls: An exploratory Study of the Firm- Labor Market Interface

Abstract This study uses Hofstede's taxonomy of work-related national cultural dimensions to analyze preferences for specific management controls at the interface between the organization and the external labor market. Four experiments were conducted with samples of last-semester Japanese and...

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Main Authors: Shields, Michael, Chow, Chee, Kato, Yutaka
Language:en_US
Published: 2002
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/1435
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description Abstract This study uses Hofstede's taxonomy of work-related national cultural dimensions to analyze preferences for specific management controls at the interface between the organization and the external labor market. Four experiments were conducted with samples of last-semester Japanese and U.S. MBA students. Most of the results did not provide support for the four hypotheses. These findings used as the basis for suggesting potential directions for future empirical refinements and theory construction.
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spelling mit-1721.1/14352019-04-10T19:22:02Z National Culture and the Preference for Management Controls: An exploratory Study of the Firm- Labor Market Interface Shields, Michael Chow, Chee Kato, Yutaka Hofstede taxonomy Abstract This study uses Hofstede's taxonomy of work-related national cultural dimensions to analyze preferences for specific management controls at the interface between the organization and the external labor market. Four experiments were conducted with samples of last-semester Japanese and U.S. MBA students. Most of the results did not provide support for the four hypotheses. These findings used as the basis for suggesting potential directions for future empirical refinements and theory construction. 2002-07-10T14:34:39Z 2002-07-10T14:34:39Z 2002-07-10T14:34:40Z http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/1435 en_US IMVP;140a 1390983 bytes application/pdf application/pdf
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Kato, Yutaka
National Culture and the Preference for Management Controls: An exploratory Study of the Firm- Labor Market Interface
title National Culture and the Preference for Management Controls: An exploratory Study of the Firm- Labor Market Interface
title_full National Culture and the Preference for Management Controls: An exploratory Study of the Firm- Labor Market Interface
title_fullStr National Culture and the Preference for Management Controls: An exploratory Study of the Firm- Labor Market Interface
title_full_unstemmed National Culture and the Preference for Management Controls: An exploratory Study of the Firm- Labor Market Interface
title_short National Culture and the Preference for Management Controls: An exploratory Study of the Firm- Labor Market Interface
title_sort national culture and the preference for management controls an exploratory study of the firm labor market interface
topic Hofstede
taxonomy
url http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/1435
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