Interests and Behavioural Consistency in the Management System

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Keywords
self-interest, role, conformity, behavioural consistency, organisational policy, stakeholders

Summary
Individual behaviour is guided by self-interest. The self-interest of the subject of management is extended to a number of functional and group interests. Despite the partial discrepancy between the interest of an individual and the interest of the organization they belong to, when choosing an alternative of management decision the subject of management often shows behavioural consistency under the influence of internal psychological factors. The subject of management is also often characterized by plurality, which is why their behavior is based on the congruence between the interests of a subject and an object of management and on the balance of the interests of a number of external stakeholders.

JEL: M14
Pages: 12
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