Multicultural Attitude and Framing Affect Acceptance of Foreign Acquisition
High multiculturals (cultural diversity appreciating individuals) showed higher acceptance to a foreign acquisition of a local television station when the acquisition was framed as an economic opportunity in which the local core value remained unscathed, instead of a cultural transgression in which...
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Main Authors: | FU, Jeanne H.-Y., Hui, Pamsy P.-Z., TONG, Yuk Yue (Jennifer) |
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2014
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