Behavioural Economics and Marketing How historical memories shape consumer choices May, 2023 | Article Nearly a century later, the Second World War conflict between Japan and China is still having an impact on brand sales, a new study finds. How can brands navigate historical events? Keywords: behavioural science branding collaboration conflict management consumer behaviour global economy marketing media Behavioural Economics and Marketing One consumer group has the power to influence product pricing, research reveals May, 2023 | Opinion More and more consumers are engaging in showrooming, the practice of visiting brick-and-mortar retail stores to research a product before buying it elsewhere at a lower price. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science consumer behaviour decision making marketing operational design strategy technology Talent Management and Inclusion Want to help employees make time for themselves? Surprise them! Apr, 2023 | Article Go ahead and cancel that meeting. When we unexpectedly find our calendars freed up, we're more likely to spend it on something fun and frivolous, rather than more work, finds professor Claire Tsai. Keywords: BEAR behavioural economics behavioural science employee retention employment organizational behaviour talent management time management Behavioural Economics and Marketing Risky Behaviour: Lessons from COVID-19 Mar, 2023 | Article From street-racing to maskless raves — why were some people taking greater risks during the pandemic? Boredom might be the answer. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science COVID-19 crisis management healthcare psychology time management youth Behavioural Economics and Marketing When it comes to politics, it may pay to be nice Feb, 2023 | Article As the U.S. presidential primaries kick off, candidates should take heed: you can attract more social media followers with civility than nasty comments, new research finds. Keywords: behavioural science consumer behaviour emotional intelligence ethics government networking social media Efficiency and Operational Performance Why restaurants should prioritize walk-ins to keep customers happy Jan, 2023 | Article When it comes to ordering food at a restaurant, does prioritizing online and mobile orders create a worse experience for walk-in customers? New research suggests yes. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science best practices business design consumer behaviour innovation operational performance time management Behavioural Economics and Marketing Why do we discount digital? Jan, 2023 | Article Consumers are willing to pay more for the physical version of a product — even when a digital version better meets their needs. Can marketers flip the script? Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science best practices branding consumer behaviour marketing psychology Economics, Trade and Policy Game theory shows why sexual misconduct is underreported Dec, 2022 | Article When it comes to reporting workplace abuses, first-mover disadvantage can keep many victims quiet. How can organizations help? Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science corporate culture economics gender equality organizational behaviour social impact social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing One consumer group has the power to influence product pricing, research reveals May, 2023 | Opinion More and more consumers are engaging in showrooming, the practice of visiting brick-and-mortar retail stores to research a product before buying it elsewhere at a lower price. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science consumer behaviour decision making marketing operational design strategy technology Talent Management and Inclusion Want to help employees make time for themselves? Surprise them! Apr, 2023 | Article Go ahead and cancel that meeting. When we unexpectedly find our calendars freed up, we're more likely to spend it on something fun and frivolous, rather than more work, finds professor Claire Tsai. Keywords: BEAR behavioural economics behavioural science employee retention employment organizational behaviour talent management time management Behavioural Economics and Marketing Risky Behaviour: Lessons from COVID-19 Mar, 2023 | Article From street-racing to maskless raves — why were some people taking greater risks during the pandemic? Boredom might be the answer. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science COVID-19 crisis management healthcare psychology time management youth Behavioural Economics and Marketing When it comes to politics, it may pay to be nice Feb, 2023 | Article As the U.S. presidential primaries kick off, candidates should take heed: you can attract more social media followers with civility than nasty comments, new research finds. Keywords: behavioural science consumer behaviour emotional intelligence ethics government networking social media Efficiency and Operational Performance Why restaurants should prioritize walk-ins to keep customers happy Jan, 2023 | Article When it comes to ordering food at a restaurant, does prioritizing online and mobile orders create a worse experience for walk-in customers? New research suggests yes. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science best practices business design consumer behaviour innovation operational performance time management Behavioural Economics and Marketing Why do we discount digital? Jan, 2023 | Article Consumers are willing to pay more for the physical version of a product — even when a digital version better meets their needs. Can marketers flip the script? Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science best practices branding consumer behaviour marketing psychology Economics, Trade and Policy Game theory shows why sexual misconduct is underreported Dec, 2022 | Article When it comes to reporting workplace abuses, first-mover disadvantage can keep many victims quiet. How can organizations help? Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science corporate culture economics gender equality organizational behaviour social impact social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Talent Management and Inclusion Want to help employees make time for themselves? Surprise them! Apr, 2023 | Article Go ahead and cancel that meeting. When we unexpectedly find our calendars freed up, we're more likely to spend it on something fun and frivolous, rather than more work, finds professor Claire Tsai. Keywords: BEAR behavioural economics behavioural science employee retention employment organizational behaviour talent management time management Behavioural Economics and Marketing Risky Behaviour: Lessons from COVID-19 Mar, 2023 | Article From street-racing to maskless raves — why were some people taking greater risks during the pandemic? Boredom might be the answer. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science COVID-19 crisis management healthcare psychology time management youth Behavioural Economics and Marketing When it comes to politics, it may pay to be nice Feb, 2023 | Article As the U.S. presidential primaries kick off, candidates should take heed: you can attract more social media followers with civility than nasty comments, new research finds. Keywords: behavioural science consumer behaviour emotional intelligence ethics government networking social media Efficiency and Operational Performance Why restaurants should prioritize walk-ins to keep customers happy Jan, 2023 | Article When it comes to ordering food at a restaurant, does prioritizing online and mobile orders create a worse experience for walk-in customers? New research suggests yes. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science best practices business design consumer behaviour innovation operational performance time management Behavioural Economics and Marketing Why do we discount digital? Jan, 2023 | Article Consumers are willing to pay more for the physical version of a product — even when a digital version better meets their needs. Can marketers flip the script? Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science best practices branding consumer behaviour marketing psychology Economics, Trade and Policy Game theory shows why sexual misconduct is underreported Dec, 2022 | Article When it comes to reporting workplace abuses, first-mover disadvantage can keep many victims quiet. How can organizations help? Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science corporate culture economics gender equality organizational behaviour social impact social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing Risky Behaviour: Lessons from COVID-19 Mar, 2023 | Article From street-racing to maskless raves — why were some people taking greater risks during the pandemic? Boredom might be the answer. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science COVID-19 crisis management healthcare psychology time management youth Behavioural Economics and Marketing When it comes to politics, it may pay to be nice Feb, 2023 | Article As the U.S. presidential primaries kick off, candidates should take heed: you can attract more social media followers with civility than nasty comments, new research finds. Keywords: behavioural science consumer behaviour emotional intelligence ethics government networking social media Efficiency and Operational Performance Why restaurants should prioritize walk-ins to keep customers happy Jan, 2023 | Article When it comes to ordering food at a restaurant, does prioritizing online and mobile orders create a worse experience for walk-in customers? New research suggests yes. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science best practices business design consumer behaviour innovation operational performance time management Behavioural Economics and Marketing Why do we discount digital? Jan, 2023 | Article Consumers are willing to pay more for the physical version of a product — even when a digital version better meets their needs. Can marketers flip the script? Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science best practices branding consumer behaviour marketing psychology Economics, Trade and Policy Game theory shows why sexual misconduct is underreported Dec, 2022 | Article When it comes to reporting workplace abuses, first-mover disadvantage can keep many victims quiet. How can organizations help? Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science corporate culture economics gender equality organizational behaviour social impact social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing When it comes to politics, it may pay to be nice Feb, 2023 | Article As the U.S. presidential primaries kick off, candidates should take heed: you can attract more social media followers with civility than nasty comments, new research finds. Keywords: behavioural science consumer behaviour emotional intelligence ethics government networking social media Efficiency and Operational Performance Why restaurants should prioritize walk-ins to keep customers happy Jan, 2023 | Article When it comes to ordering food at a restaurant, does prioritizing online and mobile orders create a worse experience for walk-in customers? New research suggests yes. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science best practices business design consumer behaviour innovation operational performance time management Behavioural Economics and Marketing Why do we discount digital? Jan, 2023 | Article Consumers are willing to pay more for the physical version of a product — even when a digital version better meets their needs. Can marketers flip the script? Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science best practices branding consumer behaviour marketing psychology Economics, Trade and Policy Game theory shows why sexual misconduct is underreported Dec, 2022 | Article When it comes to reporting workplace abuses, first-mover disadvantage can keep many victims quiet. How can organizations help? Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science corporate culture economics gender equality organizational behaviour social impact social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Efficiency and Operational Performance Why restaurants should prioritize walk-ins to keep customers happy Jan, 2023 | Article When it comes to ordering food at a restaurant, does prioritizing online and mobile orders create a worse experience for walk-in customers? New research suggests yes. Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science best practices business design consumer behaviour innovation operational performance time management Behavioural Economics and Marketing Why do we discount digital? Jan, 2023 | Article Consumers are willing to pay more for the physical version of a product — even when a digital version better meets their needs. Can marketers flip the script? Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science best practices branding consumer behaviour marketing psychology Economics, Trade and Policy Game theory shows why sexual misconduct is underreported Dec, 2022 | Article When it comes to reporting workplace abuses, first-mover disadvantage can keep many victims quiet. How can organizations help? Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science corporate culture economics gender equality organizational behaviour social impact social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing Why do we discount digital? Jan, 2023 | Article Consumers are willing to pay more for the physical version of a product — even when a digital version better meets their needs. Can marketers flip the script? Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science best practices branding consumer behaviour marketing psychology Economics, Trade and Policy Game theory shows why sexual misconduct is underreported Dec, 2022 | Article When it comes to reporting workplace abuses, first-mover disadvantage can keep many victims quiet. How can organizations help? Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science corporate culture economics gender equality organizational behaviour social impact social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Economics, Trade and Policy Game theory shows why sexual misconduct is underreported Dec, 2022 | Article When it comes to reporting workplace abuses, first-mover disadvantage can keep many victims quiet. How can organizations help? Keywords: behavioural economics behavioural science corporate culture economics gender equality organizational behaviour social impact social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next