Original paper
Anticipated regret and escalation of commitment to failing, new product development projects in business markets
Abstract
Escalation of commitment, defined as the continuation in a failing course of action, is a persistent problem for decision makers in business markets, especially those involved in new product development (NPD). To address this issue, we use Anticipated Regret Theory to develop a model and then empirically test it to demonstrate how forward-looking emotions can lead decision makers to continue failing NPD projects in business-to-business (B2B)...
Paper Details
Title
Anticipated regret and escalation of commitment to failing, new product development projects in business markets
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Volume
76
Pages
157 - 168
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