American graduate business school founded in 1908 — the most prestigious MBA program in the world — known for the case study method and for producing a disproportionate share of Fortune 500 CEOs and prominent investors.
Developed and disseminated the case study method of business education — using real company decisions as teaching material — and produced the most influential business research output, including Clayton Christensen's disruption theory, Michael Porter's competitive strategy framework, and Michael Jensen's principal-agent theory.
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