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The present paper empirically investigates the impact of family relationship conflict on subjective firm valuation by family firm owner managers. Drawing on the emerging socioemotional wealth perspective of corporate ownership, we find a U-shaped relationship between relationship conflict inside the family firm and subjective family firm valuation. This finding suggests that negatively valenced emotions induced by the conflict, at low levels of conflict, lead to emotion congruent withdrawal behavior and hence lower valuation. With conflicts gaining in fervor and severity, owner-managers start endowing and pricing sunk costs related to the conflict. This finding suggests that emotions do indeed have spill-over effects on monetary value perceptions and that negatively valenced emotions induced by relationship conflict are not linearly appraised. Rather, to understand the impact of negative emotions on corporate ownership appraisal and attachment it is required to reconcile the emotion congruency with the prospect theory perspective.

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"February 1996."

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Bibliogr.: p.339-360.

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Includes bibliographical references.

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Catalog of an exhibition held at the Brooklyn Museum, Mar. 27-May 18, 1987.

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"January 1981."

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Includes bibliographies.

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"Chronological list of events (1800-[1865])" ... compiled by T. Campbell-Copeland (v. 1, p. [423]-474; v. 2, p. [393]-432) have special t.p. with imprint: New York, The J. H. Brown publishing company.