RESEARCH NOTES. THE PAST IS THE PAST--OR IS IT? THE USE OF RETROSPECTIVE ACCOUNTS AS INDICATORS OF PAST STRATEGY.

1992/10/01 by B. R. Golden, Brian Golden · 14 citations
Business, Management and Accounting · #Accounting and Organizational Management

paper · doi:10.2307/256318

Abstract

This study challenges the common assumption that retrospective accounts of business strategy are reliable and valid. Chief executives reported their firms’ current strategies, and two years later, ...

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