Campaigning to Gen Z: What's the Downside?

Most business decisions, at least those that are well considered, involve some form of cost‐benefit analysis. Without unlimited resources, we all know that many initiatives are prioritized based on numerous criteria: What will it cost? How much time will it take? How many resources will need to be devoted? What's the upside? What's wrong with holding off for a period of time?

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Management Report for Nonunion Organizations
Published
2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mare.31116
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Child Development and Digital Technology
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Campaigning to Gen Z: What's the Downside?

Scott Wich
Management Report for Nonunion Organizations
Child Development and Digital Technology
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Campaigning to Gen Z: What's the Downside?

Scott Wich
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Abstract

Most business decisions, at least those that are well considered, involve some form of cost‐benefit analysis. Without unlimited resources, we all know that many initiatives are prioritized based on numerous criteria: What will it cost? How much time will it take? How many resources will need to be devoted? What's the upside? What's wrong with holding off for a period of time?

Management Report for Nonunion OrganizationsVol. 47(10)
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