January 2022
[Marketing] Minjung Koo - Remember Me, Will You?: Overusing Material Gifts for Interpersonal Memory Management
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KOO MINJUNG
Professor Minjung Koo's paper, "Remember Me, Will You?: Overusing Material Gifts for Interpersonal Memory Management," has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Consumer Psychology. Abstract Six experiments (N=2,350) uncover a prevalent giver–recipient preference discrepancy: gift givers p…
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gift giving, material versus experiential gifts, mnemonic gifting strategy, interpersonal mnemonic device, miscalibrated gift choices
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January 2022
[Accounting] Suil Pae - Career Concerns and Financial Reporting Quality
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PAE SUIL
Professor Suil Pae's paper, "Career Concerns and Financial Reporting Quality," has been accepted for publication in the Contemporary Accounting Research. Abstract Managerial career concerns could affect firm efficiency through financial reporting quality, but this important link has received relativ…
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career concerns, financial reporting, accounting
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May 2020
[Management] Gokce Basbug - Job Search and Employment Success: A Quantitative Review and Future Research Agenda
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Basbug Gokce
Professor Gokce Basbug's paper, "Job Search and Employment Success: A Quantitative Review and Future Research Agenda," has just been accepted for publication in the Journal of Applied Psychology. Abstract Job search is an important activity that people engage in during various phases across the life…
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job research, management, quantitative
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March 2020
[Finance] Chengwei Wang - Investing in Low-Trust Countries: On the Role of Social Trust in the Global Mutual Fund Industry
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Wang Chengwei
Professor Chengwei Wang' paper has just been accepted for publication in the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis. Abstract We hypothesize that social trust, in mitigating contracting incompleteness, may have an important effect on the activeness and effectiveness of delegated portfolio ma…
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trust, international investments, mutual funds, performance
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September 2019
[Management] Claes Kim - Does Social Similarity Pay Off? Homophily and Venture Capitalists’ Deal Valuation, Downside Risk Protection and Financial Returns in India
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Kim Claes
Professor Kim Claes' article was accepted by Organization Science in July 2019. Abstract We ask how social similarity between start-up founders and venture capitalists (VCs) influences VCs’ pricing decisions and returns on investments. We conceptualize how regional and caste similarity, two salient…
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entrepreneurship, venture capital, Interorganizational relationships, non-parametric, statistics, social similarity, caste
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October 2018
[Marketing] Kyeongheui Kim - Cultural Influences on Brand Extension Judgments: Opposing Effects of Thinking Style and Regulatory Focus
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KIM KYEONG HEUI
Professor Kyeongheui Kim's article was accepted by International Journal of Research in Marketing. Abstract Asians are more likely than Westerners to have both a relational (vs. analytic) thinking style and a prevention (vs. promotion) focus. These two chronic dispositions can have opposite effects…
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culture, brand extension, regulatory focus, processing style, construal level
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August 2018
[Finance] Hassan Naqvi - On Reaching for Yield and the Coexistence of Bubbles and Negative Bubbles
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Naqvi Hassan
Professor Hassan Naqvi's article was accepted by Journal of Financial Intermediation, which is the leading field journal for financial intermediation. Abstract We develop a model of financial intermediation wherein bank managers "reach for yield" - by over investing in risky assets and under investi…
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bubbles, monetary policy, moral hazard, negative bubbles, reaching for yield, risk-taking channel
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May 2018
[Marketing] Mauricio Palmeira - A Ratings Pattern Heuristic in Judgments of Expertise: When Being Right Looks Wrong.
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Palmeira Mauricio
Professor Mauricio Palmeira's article was accepted by Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes. Abstract We propose a “ratings pattern heuristic” in judgments of expertise—that is, people’s tendency to undervalue critics who assign the same rating to multiple options, overlooking diagnos…
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ratings pattern, heuristic, punish
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September 2017
[Marketing] Kotabe Hiroki P. - To search or to like: Mapping fixations to differentiate two forms of incidental scene memory
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Hiroki Kotabe
Professor Hiroki Kotabe's article was accepted by the Journal of Vision. Abstract We employed eye-tracking to investigate how performing different tasks on scenes (e.g., intentionally memorizing them, searching for an object, evaluating aesthetic preference) can affect eye movements during encoding…
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visual memory, eye movements, incidental memory, visual search, aesthetic preference
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July 2016
[Finance] Raunaq Pungaliya- The Effects of Firm Growth and Model Specification Choices on Tests of Earnings Management
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Pungaliya Raunaq
Professor Raunaq Pungalia’s article was accepted by The Accounting Review. Abstract We show that Ccommonly used Jones-type discretionary accrual models applied in quarterly settings do not adequately control for nondiscretionary accruals that naturally occur due to firm growth. We show that the rela…
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firm growth, model specification choices, earnings management
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