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Do Individual Employees' Learning Goal Orientation and Civic Virtue Matter? A Micro-Foundations Perspective on Firm Absorptive Capacity

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  • Fiona K. Yao & Song Chang, 2017. "Do Individual Employees' Learning Goal Orientation and Civic Virtue Matter? A Micro-Foundations Perspective on Firm Absorptive Capacity," Strategic Management Journal, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 38(10), pages 2041-2060, October.
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