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Childhood memories of war shape how CEOs make decisions
Original: Childhood experiences of war loom large over CEOs' decision-making
New research reported by Phys.org suggests that chief executives who experienced war during childhood carry those memories into their corporate decision-making. The study indicates early-life exposure to conflict can influence leaders' risk appetite, strategy and how they run companies decades later. The findings add to a growing body of work linking executives' formative experiences to corporate behaviour, prompting discussion among business and economics observers.
Why now: Fresh research drawing a direct line between leaders' wartime childhoods and corporate behaviour has drawn attention
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