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Home > Research > Symposia > 2006-05-22 > Administrative

2nd Statistical Challenges in E-Commerce Research Symposium
Carlson School of Management,
University of Minnesota
May 22-23, 2006


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1 Is Consumer Demand Kinked? Estimating Menu Costs and Search Costs in Electronic Markets (A. Ghose and B. Gu) Abstract | Paper
2 Quantifying Bid Shading in Online Auctions via a Func-tional Approach (G. Shmueli, W. Jank and R. Bapna) Abstract | Paper
3 Price Points and Price Rigidity (D. Lee, D. Levy, A. Chen, R. Kauffman and M. Bergen) Abstract | Paper
4 Maybe Enough Data: Short-Term Speculative Risk and Return in Online Coin Auctions (C. Wood) Abstract | Paper
5 Do Market Characteristics Impact the Relationship between Retailer Characteristics and Online Prices? (R.Venkatesan, K. Mehta and R. Bapna) Abstract | Paper
6 Dynamics and Evolution of Bidder Networks in Online Auctions (M. Dass and S. Reddy) Abstract | Paper
7 Asymmetric Price Adjustment in the Small and Rational Inattention (A. Chen, D. Levy, S. Ray and M. Bergen) Abstract | Paper
8 Towards a Theory of Bidding Dynamics (W. Jank, J. Jones, O. Koppius, S. Mithas and G. Shmueli) Abstract | Paper
9 Network Structure and the Long Tail of E-Commerce Demand (G. Ostreicher-Singer and A. Sundararajan) Abstract | Paper
10 Competing with Free: Impact of Movie Broadcasts on DVD Sales and Digital Piracy (M. Smith and R. Telang) Abstract | Paper
11 Flexible Modeling of Large Multivariate Spatial Datasets (S. Banerjee) Abstract | Paper
12 From Clicks to Bricks: CRM Lessons from E-Commerce (S. Mane, P. Desikan and J. Srivastava) Abstract | Paper
13 Combined Scale-and-Scope Externalities in IT Cluster Growth (R. Kauffman and A. Kumar) Abstract | Paper
14 Ant Swarm Reinforcement Learning for Formulating Online Promotion Strategies (T. S. Chung and P. K. Kannan) Abstract | Paper
15 The Impact of Location on Consumer Purchases in Digital Markets (C. Forman, A. Ghose and A. Goldfarb) Abstract | Paper
16 Strategic Sales Management Guided by Economic Regimes (W. Ketter, J. Collins, M. Gini, A. Gupta and P. Schrater) Abstract | Paper
17 Price Adjustments for Multi-Component Systems Sold Online: Rational Inattention and Implications for Firm Performance (S. Ray, C. Wood and P. Messinger) Abstract | Paper
18 Costs and Benefits of Fraud Detection in a National Health Information Network (S. Parente, K. Mandelbaum, S. Hanson, B. Cassidy and D. Simborg) Abstract | Paper
19 Estimating Demand from eBay Prices (C. Adams) Abstract | Paper
20 An Industry Level Analysis of the Potential and Realized Value of IT (K. Goh and R. Kauffman) Abstract | Paper
21 Hierarchical Cure Rate Models for Survival Data under Latent Activation Schemes (S. Banerjee and F. Cooner) Abstract | Paper
22 Estimating Trading Risks in the Presence of Reporting Bias: Identifiability: Problems in Online Feedback Mechanisms (C. Dellarocas and C. Wood) Abstract | Paper
23 Time Changes Everything, Even Our Coefficient Estimates: Time-Varying Coefficients in E-Commerce Research (E. Overby and B. Konsynski) Abstract | Paper
24 The Dimensions of Reputation in Electronic Markets (A. Ghose, P. Iperiotis and A. Sundararajan) Abstract | Paper
Keynote 1 The Evolution of E-Commerce: Will We Need Statistics? (Andrew Odlyzko) Abstract | Paper
Panel 1 Explanatory Vs. Predictive Modeling in Electronic Commerce (R. Bapna, O. Koppius, G. Shmueli) Abstract | Paper
Panel 2 Computational Statistics and Its Challenges in E-Commerce (S. Banerjee, W. Jank, G. Jones) Abstract | Paper
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