News and events of Tilburg School of Economics and Management
News
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Paper Marnik Dekimpe accepted for publication in the International Journal of Research in Marketing
27th June 2022The paper by Marnik Dekimpe on the topic “The future of private-label markets: A global convergence approach” (co-authored met Katrijn Gielens at UNC, Anirban Mukherjee at Instead, and Kapil Tuli at SMU) has been accepted for publication at the International Journal of Research in Marketing.
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Warning label leads to higher prices for unhealthy products and healthier choices
24th June 2022In the fight against obesity, more and more countries are opting for mandatory, explicit warning labels on unhealthy products. Consumers who have less to spend react particularly strongly to this, which leads to healthier choice. The measure also leads to higher pricing of unhealthy products by manufacturers, which reinforces the healthy buying effect.
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Paper Bart Bronnenberg accepted for publication in the Journal of Economic Perspectives
22nd June 2022The paper “Marketing Investment and Intangible Brand Capital” by Bart Bronnenberg, together with Jean-Pierre Dubé and Chad Syverson (both from the University of Chicago, Booth School of Business) has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Economic Perspectives.
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Farewell Prof. Emile Aarts: Artificial Intelligence as a driver of sustainable prosperity
16th June 2022In his farewell address on June 24, Aarts outlines the history and development of Artificial Intelligence (KI) since 1955, its birth year. He argues that KI has become systems technology.Therefore, he advocates for a large-scale systems approach in all levels of society
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Paper Jorna Leenheer accepted for publication in the European Journal of Marketing
16th June 2022The paper by Jorna Leenheer (together with Millie Elsen from CenterData) on “Energy efficiency of consideration sets and choices: The impact of label format” has been accepted for publication in the European Journal of Marketing.
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Paper Shrabastee Banerjee accepted for publication in the Review of Marketing Science
16th June 2022The paper “AI Applications to Customer Feedback Research: A Review” by Shrabastee Banerjee (co-authored by Lee Peter at Yale School of Management and Ishita Chakraborty at UW-Madison) has been accepted for publication in the special issue of the Review of Marketing Research on: “Artificial Intelligence and Marketing,” guest-edited by K. Sudhir and Olivier Toubia.
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Hicks-Tinbergen Award to Florian Sniekers for paper on housing markets
16th June 2022Espen R Moen, Plamen T Nenov, of the Norwegian Business School, and Florian Sniekers of Tilburg School of Economics and Management are the winners of the Hicks-Tinbergen Award 2022 for their publication on housing markets.
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25 years of Centerdata: ‘Online surveys are the future'
14th June 2022How can data help improve the quality of life? Can youth care institutions use data to steer towards a better development of children? Can our decisions about pensions be improved based on data? And how can data help us dealing with loans in a responsible manner? These questions were raised at Centerdata’s 25th anniversary celebration.
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Data Science students perform data challenge for London Metropolitan Police
13th June 2022Students of the Joint Bachelor Data Science learn to connect theory to practice in three 'Data Challenge' courses.
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Professor Jan Fransoo receives Salzberg Medallion for supply chain management
13th June 2022It was announced last week that Professor Jan Fransoo will be the first non-American to receive the Salzberg Medallion from Syracuse University on October 13. Jan Fransoo is Professor of Operations and Logistics Management at the Tilburg School of Economics and Management, Tilburg University.
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Mary Barth: Accounting information is foundation for better decisions on climate change and crypto assets
13th June 2022Honorary doctorate for Mary Barth, Professor of accountancy Stanford University on June 16. Accountancy is crucial to achieving a more prosperous society, for example in the areas of climate change and digital assets. Academic accountants must work with practicing accountants and policymakers to ensure that accounting information is the best possible, Barth said.
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MSc Finance ranked 4th worldwide in terms of value for money
13th June 2022Tilburg University’s Master in Finance keeps on performing very well in the annual Masters in Finance ranking by Financial Times.
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Samuel Stäbler wins the 2022 AMA Global Marketing Best Conference Paper award
09th June 2022At the AMA Global Marketing conference in Greece, Samuel Stäbler was awarded the 2022 AMA Global Marketing Best Conference Paper.
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Finalists of the IJRM Best Paper Award 2022
09th June 2022At the EMAC conference, the finalists of the IJRM Best Paper Award 2022 have been announced.
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Economic model explains why Dutch mothers often work restricted hours and earn less than men
30th May 2022Together with colleagues Tilburg University micro-economist Alex Theoloudis analyzed a survey and developed a model that explains couples’ choices regarding spending time together. It shows that both women’s working hours and lower relative wages are related to how couples value spending time together as a family.
