Markoczy, Lívia

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Lívia Markoczy is an Associate Professor of Orgamizations, Strategy and International Management. Her research interests include:

Board and Top Management Team Diversity
The Psychology of Strategic Decision Making
Boards' and Top Management Teams' Political Ties and Firm Outcomes
Behavioral Decision-Making
Decision Making and Sense-Making in a Broader Context Including Group, Organizational, and Institutional Context
Cross-Cultural Research

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When Everyone Works Harder for Fewer Rewards, Is it Fair? Implications of “Organization-Wide Hardship” for Managing and Studying Organizational Fairness

Levi, A.; Shapiro, D. L.; Fried, Y.; Markoczy, Livia; Noghani, F.

As organizations compete in an increasingly global and challenging environment, “working” often requires working harder for fewer rewards. In this article, we introduce the concept of “organization-wide hardship,” which ...

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When Everyone Works Harder for Fewer Rewards, Is it Fair? Implications of “Organization-Wide Hardship” for Managing and Studying Organizational Fairness ﻿

When Everyone Works Harder for Fewer Rewards, Is it Fair? Implications of “Organization-Wide Hardship” for Managing and Studying Organizational Fairness