exit, voice, and loyalty framework

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The exit, voice, and loyalty framework is a social science theory by Albert O. Hirschman that explains how individuals and groups respond to decline or dissatisfaction in organizations or states by choosing to leave, speak up, or remain committed.

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Albert O. Hirschman notableIdea exit, voice, and loyalty framework