Online Seminar Series
The American Statistical Association (ASA) Marketing Section is excited to present an online research seminar series. This series aims to foster research, discussions, and engagement at the intersection of marketing and statistics, driven by the rapid advancements in both fields. Seminars this semester are on Tuesdays from 3:00–4:00 PM Eastern Time, featuring a 45-minute presentation followed by a 15-minute Q&A.
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Current Organizers: Max Matthe (IU Kelley), Gourab Mukherjee (USC Marshall), Sam Levy (UVA Darden), and Dinesh Puranam (USF Muma)
For any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at mpmatthe [at] iu [dot] edu.
Spring 2026
LLMs Reproduce Human Purchase Intent via Semantic Similarity Elicitation of Likert Ratings
Thomas Wiecki · PyMC Labs
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Fall 2025
Scalable Estimation of Multinomial Response Models with Random Consideration Sets
Kenichi Shimizu · University of Alberta
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Got Chocolate Milk? The Effect of Flavored Milk Ban in Los Angeles on Retail Beverage Consumption
Dinesh Puranam · University of South Florida
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Beyond Black-Box: Structuring Landing Page Recommender Systems Using Predicted Intents
Yuyan Wang · Stanford Graduate School of Business
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Spring 2025
Predicting Consumer Behavior Using Large Language Models Augmented with User-Generated Content
Shane Wang · Pamplin College of Business, Virginia Tech
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A Dual-Graph Clustering Approach for Selecting Data and Parameter Granularities
Mingyung Kim · Fisher College of Business, Ohio State University
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The Challenges of Deploying an Algorithmic Pricing Tool: Evidence from Airbnb
Mohsen Foroughifar · Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
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The Impact of Subscription on Spending and Share-of-Wallet: Evidence from Restaurant Delivery
Daniel McCarthy · University of Maryland
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