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Upper Echelons Theory - Hambrick & Mason, 1984
Various studies show that organizations are a reflection of its top managers (Finkelstein and Hambrick) 1996
Carpenter et al (2004) also repeats the composition of the TMT, in terms of diversity of the upper echelons theory due to the duties of internal and external management.
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