Ulya Tsolmon

University of Massachusetts Amherst — United States

Business, Management and Accounting · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Corporate Finance and Governance(6), Gender Diversity and Inequality(4), Firm Innovation and Growth(4), Economic Growth and Productivity(2), Gender Politics and Representation(2)

Publications13 total

Post-M&A Retention of Top Managers: The Role of Structural Knowledge
Organization Science·2026
Organizational Barriers to Career Advancements of Women Managers: Role of Internal Structure
Academy of Management Proceedings·2024
The role of information in the gender gap in the market for top managers: Evidence from a quasi‐experiment
Strategic Management Journal·2023· 9 cited
Post-M&A Retention of Top Managers: The Role of Structural Knowledge
Academy of Management Proceedings·2023
Information and the Gender Gap in the Market for Top Managers: Evidence from a Quasi-Experiment
Academy of Management Proceedings·2022
Managing Multi-Unit Firms in Uncertain Environments: The Role of Trusted Managers
Academy of Management Proceedings·2022· 2 cited
Health insurance benefits as a labor market friction: Evidence from a quasi‐experiment
Strategic Management Journal·2022· 11 cited
Unpacking internal mobility: Drivers and consequences of employee redeployment inside organizations
Academy of Management Proceedings·2021
Being Good Is Not Enough: Overcoming Bias in Mobility and Advancement of Female Top Managers
Academy of Management Proceedings·2017
Market frictions and the competitive advantage of internal labor markets
Strategic Management Journal·2015· 85 cited
Gaining Competitive Advantage from Human Capital: Role of Markets and Firm Structure
DukeSpace (Duke University)·2015Open Access
An Empirical Examination of the Procyclicality of R&D Investment and Innovation
The Review of Economics and Statistics·2013· 94 cited
Do Labor Regulations Affect the Formation of Corporate Groups?
Academy of Management Proceedings·2013· 2 cited

Frequent Co-authors

Tingyu Du(3), Sharon Belenzon(2), Kira R. Fabrizio(1), Dan Ariely(1), Andrea Patacconi(1), Bo Cowgill(1), JR Keller(1), Patryk Perkowski(1), Christopher Poliquin(1)