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Fall 2023

Marketing

• Stefano Puntoni, Wharton School, “Offshoring, Automation, and the Legitimacy of Efficiency: A Social Contract Account of Consumer Reactions to Collective Layoffs”, September 22

• Adrian Ward, University of Texas at Austin “People mistake the internet’s knowledge for their own”, October 6

• Peter Popkowski, University of Queensland, “Compound Conjoint Analysis: A Charity Case”, October 13

• Ana Martinovici (Erasmus), October 20

Winter 2024

Business Economics

• Kristian Behrens, University of Quebec in Montreal, “Prime Locations”, April 5

Marketing

• Ellie Kyung, Dartmouth, "Mental Mapping of Magnitude," April 23
• Ravi Dhar, Yale, "Why the Future Matters for the Present: Expecting a Future Positive Experience Reduces Adaptation to a Negative Experience," April 9

Fall 2020

Marketing

• Gerald Haubl, ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ School of Business, "Exploration Traps: How the Opportunity to Switch Among Experiences Affects Consumption Enjoyment," November 13
• Zak Tormala, Stanford, "Perceiving Attitude Change: The Qualitative Change Hypothesis," November 6
• Jeff Galak, Carnegie Mellon (Tepper School of Business), "Identifying the Temporal Profiles of Hedonic Decline," October 16

Winter 2021

Marketing

• Simona Botti, London Business School, "Control and Information: What is the Value of Knowing an Undesirable, Unavoidable Future?" January 15
• Minah Jung, NYU,  "Predicting Consumers' Valuation and Willingness-to-Pay," April 9

Marketing

• Xin (Shane) Wang, Ivey-University of Western Ontario "Image Portfolio and Demand in the Sharing Economy," November 1 
• Shelly Rathee, University of Utah, "Presence and Consequence of Marketplace Sexism in Customer Reviews," October 15
• Dongjin He, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, "Hiding in the Crowd: Secrecy Compels Consumer Conformity," October 4
• Zoe Lu, University of Wisconsin-Madison, "That Money Feels Like Mine: How a Consumer-Funded Frame Increases Incentive Effectiveness," September 27
• Mansur Khamitov, Nanyang Technological University, "Names are the Mirrors of the Soul: The Role of Anthropomorphized Possessive Brand Names in Brand Preferences," September 20
• Chuck Howard, UBC "A Prototype Theory of Consumer Expense Misprediction," September 13

Winter 2019

Marketing

• Oleg Urminsky, University of Chicago, February 8
• Charis Li, University of Florida, "How Object History Value Shapes Owner Decisions in the Sharing Economy," January 9

Fall 2018

Marketing

• Shirley Zhang, University of Chicago, "A Dragging-Down Effect: Consumer Decisions in Response to Unit-Price Increases," December 18
• Nikki Sullivan, Duke University, "Indulgent foods can paradoxically promote disciplined dietary choices," December 17 
• Evan Weingarten, University of California, San Diego, "Do We Look Ahead or Behind Us in the Rankings," December 14
• Noah Castelo, Columbia University, "Consumer Adoption of Algorithms that Blur the Line Between Human and Machine," December 13
• Sarah Moore, ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ, Department of Marketing, Business Economics and Law, "Emotional Echo Chambers: Observed Emoji Clarify and Intensify Individuals' Emotions and Responses to Social Media Posts"
  AND "Play it Again, Sam! Measuring and Understanding Volitional Reconsumption," November 23
• Suzanne Bliven Shu, U of California, Anderson School of Management, "Risk, Ownership, and Loss In Decumulation During Retirement," October 26
• Katherine (Katie) Lafreniere, PhD Candidate, ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ, School of Business, "The Power of Potty Mouth: The Meaning and Impact of Swearwords in Word-of-Mouth," September 20