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Consumer Behavior
Money covered research by marketing professor Chris Bechler which found that people who exert more effort to earn their money are more cautious when it comes to their investments.
Consumer Behavior
“Consumers feel greater psychological ownership over their earnings when they work hard for them, which makes them value these earnings more and be more averse to losing them,” says marketing researcher Christopher Bechler in a Study Finds article.
Consumer Behavior
CBS News covered marketing researcher Chris Bechler's findings that people tend to pay in cash when they buy something that's hard to justify.
Consumer Behavior
Management professor Brittany Solomon's research showing that realism and positivity co-exist in romantic partners' perceptions was covered by the Globe and Mail.
Faculty in the Media
Richard Sheehan, a professor emeritus of finance at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business who specializes in the economics of sports, said in a statement provided to ESPN that "economic interests do generally win out in the long term."
Faculty in the Media
Marketing professor Yixing Chen was named one of Poets & Quants' Best 40-Under-40 MBA Professors for 2023.
Analytics & Technology
Mike Chapple, security expert and IT, Analytics and Operations professor, explores the fallacies and facts behind security assessments in an op ed for Biz Tech Magazine.
Consumer Behavior
Christopher Bechler, a researcher from the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, found that people tend to pay in cash when making purchases that are hard to justify.
Consumer Behavior
"I think a lot of consumers—particularly those who diligently track their card expenses—recognize that they use cash so they don't have to think about certain purchases again," Christopher Bechler, assistant professor of marketing in Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, said in a PHYS.ORG article.
Analytics & Technology
IT, Analytics, and Operations professors Nicholas Berente and Ahmed Abbasi, along with other Notre Dame experts, reflect on the opportunities, concerns and impacts of AI on different fields — including entertainment and media, the arts, politics, the labor market, education and business.