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Or­sola Garo­falo

Associate Professor

Subjects
Decision-making Business economics Entrepreneurship Quantitative methods Africa

“I use lab and field ex­per­i­ments to ex­plore hu­man be­ha­vi­or”

My research helps us understand the choices people and organizations make - and how these decisions influence innovation, collaboration, and entrepreneurial outcomes. Using laboratory and field experiments, I study what drives learning, communication, and resource mobilization, in contexts ranging from entrepreneurship to organizational governance. 

Through my research, I aim to provide insights and implications that support organizations, entrepreneurs, and communities in creating more effective, fair, and sustainable outcomes. 

 

June 2025

Does Pitching Help Necessity Entrepreneurs Raise Funds Online?

Evidence From a Randomized Control Trial in Tanzania

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February 2024

Organizational Identity and Performance

An Inquiry into Nonconforming Company Names

Mario Daniele Amore

Mircea Epure

Or­so­la Ga­ro­fa­lo, Associate Professor

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2024

Time Tells

Unraveling the Temporal and Risk Dynamics of Venture Capitalists

Mario Daniele Amore

Or­so­la Ga­ro­fa­lo, Associate Professor

Cedric Gutierrez

Victor Martin-Sanchez

Valerio Pelucco

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