The provided content consists of a collection of academic articles and books that discuss decision-making in various contexts, including business failure, corporate social responsibility, enterprise resource planning, socially responsible investment, supply chain management, entrepreneurship, and ethics. The studies employ different methodologies, such as unified frameworks, multiple-attribute decision making, and fuzzy induced linguistic ordered weighted averaging, to investigate how decision-making affects performance and outcomes. The topics covered include the role of cognitive closure in purchasing decisions, the impact of middle managers' participation on firm innovation, the moderating effect of decision-rationality on entrepreneurial orientation, and the influence of ethics institutionalization on ethical decision-making. The studies contribute to a better understanding of decision-making processes and their implications for business and society.