University of Chicago GSB

PhD Graduates - Economics & Quantitative Methods

Name Title Dissertation Year
Andrew Ainslie Associate Prof. of Marketing, Anderson Graduate School of Management, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA "The Economic and Econometric Modeling of Similarities and Differences in the Brand Purchasing Behavior of Individuals Across Multiple Categories" 98
Peter Boatwright Associate Prof. of Marketing, Graduate School of Industrial Administration, Carnegie Mellon University "The Impact of Consumer and Retailer Response on Manufacturer Trade Deal Expenditures in Multiple Competitive Markets"  98
Andre Bonfrer Assistant Prof. of Marketing, Singapore Management University, Singapore "Advertising Effectiveness and Product Usage for Ambiguous Experience Products"  98

Junhong Chu

 Assistant Prof., NUS Business School  "An Empirical Test of Warranty Theories in the Server Market"  06
Xavier E. Dreze Assistant Prof. of Marketing, Wharton, University of Pennsylvania "Loss Leaders: Store Traffic & Cherry Picking"  95
Nanda S. Kumar Assoc. Professor of Marketing, University of Texas at Dallas
Dallas, TX

"Essays on the Informational Role of Firms' Strategies"

 00
Hongju Liu Instructor, Marketing Department, University of Connecticut "Complementarities and the Demand for Home Broadband Internet Services"  07
Georg Muller Litholink Corporation, Chicago, IL "Asymmetric Response to Cost Changes: Evidence from the Grocery Industry"  98
Alan L. Montgomery Associate Prof. of Marketing, GSIA, Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA "The Impact of Micro-marketing on Pricing Strategies"  94
Harikesh Nair  Assistant Prof. of Marketing, Stanford University  "Inter-temporal Price Discrimination in the US Market for 32-bit Console Video-Games"  05
Sridhar Narayanan  Assistant Prof. of Marketing, Stanford University  "Heterogeneous Learning and the Targeting of Marketing Communication for New Products"  05
Inseong Song Assistant Prof. of Marketing, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology "A Micromodel of New Product Adoption with Heterogeneous and Forward-Looking Consumers: Application to the Digital Camera Category"  02