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Strength and Weakness in Numbers? Unpacking the Role of Prevalence in the Diffusion of Reverse Mergers
A common prediction in research on practice diffusion is a “strength in numbers” effect (i.e., that a growing number of past adopters will increase the number of future adopters). We advance and te...