As discussed in the chapter Strategic Focus, Borders' decision to downsize its board was a bad one since research shows that larger boards are more effective at governing companies than smaller ones.

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Research on board size effectiveness is mixed; larger boards can lead to inefficiencies, while smaller boards can be more agile and effective in decision-making.

As Discussed in the Chapter Strategic Focus, Borders' Decision to Downsize