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Axel Schulz 0003

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affiliation: La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia
affiliation (former): Monash University, Melbourne, Australia
affiliation (former): University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

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Qian Jiang, Dennis D. Fehrenbacher, Axel Schulz:
Effects of Irrelevant Alternatives in Relative Performance Evaluation. ECIS 2016: Research Paper 97
2015
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Dennis D. Fehrenbacher, Min Liang, Kristian Rotaru, Axel Schulz:
Causal Inference in Strategic Performance Measurement Systems and Its Effect on Performance Evaluations: A Laboratory Experiment. AMCIS 2015
2013
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Preechaya Nuttasophon, Kristian Rotaru, Axel Schulz:
Risk Framing in Performance Measurement Systems: The Effect on Risky Decision-Making. PACIS 2013: 241

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