February 2024
[Management] Aleksios Gotsopoulos - United we stand? Organizational groups and spinoff mortality in the context of academic entrepreneurship
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Gotsopoulos Aleksios
SKK GSB Prof. Gotsopoulos, with co-author Konstantinos Pitsakis from London Metropolitan University, has published a research paper titled "United we stand? Organizational groups and spinoff mortality in the context of academic entrepreneurship" in the Journal of Business Venturing. Abstract In this…
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entrepreneurship, technology, organizationaltheory, academic entrepreneurship, industry evolution, organizational groups, spinoffs
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December 2023
[Finance] Raunaq Pungaliya - Financial maintenance covenants in bank loans
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Pungaliya Raunaq
SKK GSB Prof. Raunaq Pungaliya, with co-authors from the University of Toronto and Texas Tech University, has published a paper titled “Financial maintenance covenants in bank loans,” in Economic Theory, a premier economics journal. Abstract We develop a model of financial maintenance covenants unde…
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skkgsb, covenants, risk taking, accounting, financial maintenance, pricing strategy, lenders, burrower
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November 2023
[Marketing] Zhang Xing - Sunk Cost Effect, Self-control, and Contract Design
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Zhang Xing
SKK GSB Professor Xing Zhang, with co-authors from China, Singapore, and the US, has published a paper titled “Sunk Cost Effect, Self-control, and Contract Design,” in the Journal of Marketing Research, a premier marketing journal Abstract Consumers often fall prey to the sunk cost fallacy, a canoni…
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marketers, managers, economics, consumer psychology, pricing strategy
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November 2022
[Finance] Raunaq Pungaliya, Hassan Naqvi - Bank size and the transmission of monetary policy: Revisiting the lending channel
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Pungaliya Raunaq
Prof. Hassan Naqvi and SKK GSB's Prof. Raunaq Pungaliya have had their paper "Bank size and the transmission of monetary policy: Revisiting the lending channel" accepted for publication in the Journal of Banking and Finance, a peer-reviewed academic journal covering research on financial institution…
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bank size, lending channel, monetary policy, too-big-to-fail
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November 2022
[Finance] Raunaq Pungaliya, Yanbo Wang - Machine invasion: Automation in information acquisition and the cross-section of stock returns
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Pungaliya Raunaq
Professors Raunaq Pungaliya and Yanbo Wang's paper, "Machine invasion: Automation in information acquisition and the cross-section of stock returns," has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Financial Markets. The Journal of Financial Markets publishes high quality original research on ap…
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automation, sec filings, demand for financial information, big data, stock returns, machine-readable disclosure
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October 2022
[Accounting] Suil Pae - Disclosure of Disaggregated Information in the Presence of Reputational Concerns
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Professor Suil Pae's paper, "Disclosure of Disaggregated Information in the Presence of Reputational Concerns," has been accepted for publication in Management Science, a top-tier management journal. This is his second top-tier journal acceptance for Prof. Pae this year. Congratulations! Abstract Th…
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voluntary disclosure, disaggregated information, reputational concern
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August 2022
[Marketing] Nah Lee - Vertical versus Horizontal Variance in Online Reviews and Their Impact on Demand
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LEE NAH YOUN
Professor Nah Lee's paper, "Vertical versus Horizontal Variance in Online Reviews and Their Impact on Demand," has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Marketing Research, a top-tier marketing journal. Abstract This paper examines the differential impact of variances in the quality and ta…
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review variance, vertical and horizontal content, text analysis, machine learning, quality and taste variance, crowd-sourced data
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August 2022
[Marketing] Minjung Koo, Kyeongheui Kim - The timing of help: Receiving help toward the end (vs. beginning) undermines psychological ownership and subjective well-being
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KOO MINJUNG
Professors Minjung Koo and Kyeongheui Kim's paper, "The timing of help: Receiving help toward the end (vs. beginning) undermines psychological ownership and subjective well-being," has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. Abstract Giving help is a genero…
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help, timing, well-being, satisfaction
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May 2022
[Accounting] Suil Pae - Career Concerns, Investment, and Management Forecasts
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Professor Suil Pae's paper, "Career Concerns, Investment, and Management Forecasts," has been accepted for publication in The Accounting Review, the premier journal for publishing articles reporting the results of accounting research and explaining and illustrating related research methodology. Abst…
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career concerns, investment, earnings forecasts, efficiency
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May 2022
[Marketing] Kyeongheui Kim - An Unintended Consequence of Product Upgrades: How Upgrades Can Make Current Customers Feel Left Behind
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KIM KYEONG HEUI
Professor Kyeongheui Kim's paper was accepted by Journal of Research in Marketing. Abstract In today’s advanced economies, consumers are constantly exposed to an increasing number of upgraded products. This research examines consumer response to a brand's launching of an upgraded product and identif…
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product upgrade, ownership, identity, consumer–brand relationship
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