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Proposes that classical economical theory assumes that people, motivated by self‐interest, are more likely to notice the outcome of a situation than the process they went through to achieve it. Spotlights, in a box, Air France and the change initiatives it has taken on board. Concludes, that unless we understand what it is that fair managers do, fair process as a guiding principle within an organization cannot be established.

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