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Vicarious learning from the failures and near-failures of others: evidence from the U.S. commercial banking industry

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We examine whether organizations vicariously learn from near-failures and failures of others. We propose that the impact of such failure-related experience depends on the geographic market and industry origin of the experience. Our findings indicate that the local failure-related experience of both banks and thrifts have higher survival-enhancing learning value for banks than nonlocal experience, supporting the value of accessibility and applicability for useful learning. Bank near-failure experience had more value than bank failure experience, but thrift failure and near-failure experience had equivalent impact, suggesting that the learning impact of types of failure-related experience varies with its industry origin.Printed Journal

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Ketersediaan

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Penerbit	The Academy of Management.,
Edisi	-
Subjek	Bank failures Industrial management Banks & Banking Business failures Failure Mismanagement
ISBN/ISSN	14273
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