The impact of risk attitude in new product development under dual information asymmetry

Social Sciences

• Information 100%
• Project 89%
• Managers 89%
• Senior Executive 69%
• Simultaneous Engineering 30%
• Research 20%
• Asymmetry 20%
• Economic and Social Development 20%
• Evaluation 10%
• Educational Administrators 10%
• Performance 10%
• Simulation 10%
• Markets 10%
• Technology 10%
• Revenue 10%
• Profits 10%
• Contract Law 10%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Managers 89%
• New Product Development 30%
• Risk Attitude 30%
• Information Value 20%
• Statistical Dispersion 20%
• Labor Contract 20%
• Uncertainty Theory 20%
• Incentives 20%
• Market 10%
• Yield 10%
• Revenue 10%
• Highly Skilled Workers 10%
• Profit 10%

Computer Science

• Project Manager 89%
• Senior Executive 69%
• Development Stage 20%
• Value of Information 20%
• Information Asymmetry 20%
• Acquire Information 10%
• Yield Information 10%
• Subjective Assessment 10%
• Classes 10%
• Early Research 10%
• Principal Agent Model 10%
• Simulation 10%