What Happens When Consumers Pick Their Own Prices?
Marketing professors Joshua T. Beck, Hong Yuan, and coauthor examine participative pricing to understand how it might enhance purchase outcomes.
Research Matters
Competitive vs. Cooperative Health and Fitness Apps
Marketing instructor Steffen Jahn and coauthors examined whether self-improvement apps are helping users achieve their goals.
Super Bowl Stock Surges
Research by Ioannis Branikas and coauthor found that companies that run Super Bowl ads may attract more investors.
Searching for the Ancient Origins of Bitcoin
Two UO professors found parallels between old rock discs and the new digital currency.
Investing Across Borders
A study by associate professor Brandon Julio and coauthors found that bilateral investment treaties double chances of cross-border mergers.
Is Conflicted Investment Advice Better Than No Advice?
Professor John Chalmers and his coauthor share their research on the quality of investment advice in Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance.
Student Consulting Group Assesses Gyms and COVID-19
The Oregon Consulting Group took a closer look at the available data to preliminarily assess whether gyms are high-risk environments for COVID-19 transmission.
Ride-Hailing and Carbon Emissions: A Closer Look
Initial data from research by Lundquist College instructor Joshua Skov and coauthors shows that ride-hailing is not proving to be a low carbon-benefit, at least not in its current form.
COVID-19 Impact on 2020 U.S. Sportswear Sales
Roger Best, Dennis Howard, Ofuma Eze-Echesi, and David Borlack examined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on U.S. sportswear revenues.
The Difference a Day Makes
Research by John Chalmers and Z. Jay Wang finds that real-time financial reporting improves muni bond markets.