Washington, DC 20052
United States
http://business.gwu.edu/chad-ho
George Washington University - School of Business
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cash back; price discrimination; electronic commerce; digital marketing; online pricing; game theory; double marginalization; dual channel
disconfirmation, online reviews, rating bias, user-generated content, word of mouth, learning models, hierarchical Bayes, Bayesian estimation
cash back, online advertising, promotion, price discrimination, duopoly
crowdfunding; herding; observational learning; anonymity; privacy; source credibility
FinTech, crowdfunding, supply chain finance, digital platforms, Bayesian learning, Bayesian estiation
free shipping, electronic commerce, retail competition, game theory, membership free shipping, contingent free shipping
crowdfunding, P2P lending, real estate, collateral, housing prices, stock market
fintech, peer-to-peer lending, crowdfunding, herding, multilevel model, regulations
location-based advertising, geofencing, mobile, purchase funnel, competition, hierarchical Bayes
free shipping, contingent free shipping, segmentation, price discrimination, electronic commerce
user-generated content, social media, social networks, resonance, autonomy, Bayesian hierarchical modeling, Bayesian inference
crowdfunding, uncertainty, size effects, observational learning, platform growth, panel VAR
crowdfunding; communications; herding, observational learning; topic modeling; instrument variables
live streaming, spillovers, substitution, competitor entry, digital platform
cooperative sales promotion; independent sales promotion; evaluation mode; product evaluation; misprediction; acquisition-transaction utility
Influencers, social influence, purchase funnel, hierarchical Bayes, bivariate probit
managerial responses, online reviews, content congruence, congruity theory
online review, online word of mouth, learning models, hierarchical Bayes
cash back, price discrimination, promotions, electronic commerce, digital marketing, game theory, double marginalization, dual channel