BOUNDED RATIONALITY AND BUDGETING: RESOURCE DEPENDENCE, AGENCY POWER, INDIVIDUAL MOTIVATION AND INCREMENTALISM IN BUDGETARY DECISION-MAKING (RESOURCE ALLOCATION, NOT-FOR-PROFIT) - ProQuest

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BOUNDED RATIONALITY AND BUDGETING: RESOURCE DEPENDENCE, AGENCY POWER, INDIVIDUAL MOTIVATION AND INCREMENTALISM IN BUDGETARY DECISION-MAKING (RESOURCE ALLOCATION, NOT-FOR-PROFIT)

GORDON, TERESA PEALE. University of Houston ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 1986. 8627562.