 
In June 2006, the Institute for Research in Marketing funded seven marketing-focused research projects undertaken by faculty at the Carlson School of Management in response to its first-ever call for proposals. The institute hopes to encourage research in marketing from a variety of perspectives and foster synergy between disciplines. Future research funding in the 2007-2008 academic year will continue the tradition of supporting research that has the potential to significantly influence marketing thought and practice. |
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Associate Professor Rajesh Chandy of the marketing department, "Disentangling Patterns in Foreign Market Launches."
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Assistant Professor Tony Haitao Cui of the marketing department, "Fairness and Uniform Pricing" and "Pay Fairness and S-Shaped Commission Schemes."
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Professor Shawn Curley of the information and decision sciences department, "Neutralization Techniques in Ethical Decision Making Regarding Software Piracy."
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Assistant Professor Gedas Adomavicius, Professor Shawn Curley, and Professor Alok Gupta, all of the information and decision sciences department, "Effects on User Behavior of Real-Time Feedback in Multi-Item Combinatorial Auctions."
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Professor Barbara Loken of the marketing department, "Integrative Review of Research on Brand Extensions and Brand Dilution."
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Assistant Professor Kathleen D. Vohs of the marketing department, "Making Choices and Self-Control."
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 |  | Rajesh Chandy presented his research at the June 2006 National Science Foundation conference, "Advancing Measures of Innovation: Knowledge Flows, Business Metrics, and Measurement Strategies."
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