Contact - Kurt Munz

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Office

Floor 4, D1-17
Via Roentgen 1
20136 Milan Italy

Office Hours

I am holding office hours exclusively by Zoom this semester. Students enrolled in my courses may sign up using agenda, where the available times will be listed.

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Thesis Supervision

I supervise master’s degree theses on marketing topics using an experimental or survey-based approach (in English). I am no longer accepting student requests for supervision for academic year 2021-2022

Web Sites

July 14, 2022
An updated version of the working paper, “Not-so Easy Listening: Roots and Repercussions of Auditory Choice Difficulty in Voice Commerce” by Kurt Munz and Vicki Morwitz has been posted to SSRN. The title has changed to, “Sound Judgment: Evaluability and Memory in Speech-based Product Evaluation and Choice.”
February 10, 2022
View the video from the FTxBocconi panel on Customer Experience featuring Maserati CEO Davide Grasso, Golden Goose CEO Silvio Campara, Financial Times Managing Director for Consumer Revenue Fiona Spooner and myself.
October 19, 2021
Bocconi University is seeking applicants for a Ph.D. program in Business Administration and Management in the area of Marketing. The Marketing faculty includes several scholars studying judgment and decision making including Joachim Vosgerau, Adam Greenberg, Uri Barnea, and myself. Located in Milan, Italy. Course work and research are in English. Applications are due January 21, 2022. http://www.unibocconi.eu/phdbusinessadministration

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Assistant professor of marketing at @unibocconi. Experimental approach to research in consumer judgment and decision making.

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Avatar Matt Blackwell @matt_blackwell ·

2 Aug

Interested in causal inference? I updated my course last year and have posted the course materials online. If you're teaching a causal inference course, please feel free to steal my lecture notes! https://mattblackwell.github.io/gov2003-f21-site/materials.html

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Avatar Ioannis Evangelidis @i_evangelidis ·

2 Aug

Our paper is finally published online at Management Science: https://pubsonline.informs.org/doi/abs/10.1287/mnsc.2022.4484

Now is a good time to check it out and update your beliefs about empirical findings on the association between decision conflict and choice deferral https://twitter.com/i_evangelidis/status/1483459984411308037

Ioannis Evangelidis @i_evangelidis

Finally! Our paper (https://tinyurl.com/conflictdeferral) has a home (Mgt Sci: Beh. Econ. & Dec. An.)! We reexamine published data and report the results of 40 replications (total n=26,703) of prominent results from the literature on decision conflict and choice deferral. (1/11)

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Avatar Consumer Psychology @myscp ·

29 Jul

We think you will be as enchanted by La Isla del Encanto as we were and hope you plan to *submit* for SCP 2023! Submissions are due Friday, August 5th. Please encourage your colleagues and students to submit, and see SCP 2023 Call for Papers for details. https://tinyurl.com/4dm3wp35

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Avatar Stephanie Tully @stephmtully ·

26 Jul

Very cool findings about cycles of poverty and how people get out of them... that also make a lot of sense. Perhaps this speaks to when unconditional cash transfers will have lasting effects or not @AniaJaroszewicz @jonj https://twitter.com/emollick/status/1551786565483073536

Ethan Mollick @emollick

“People stay poor because they lack opportunity. It is not their intrinsic characteristics that trap people in poverty but rather their circumstances.” A large-scale study in Bangladesh shows passing a threshold of assets allows families to escape poverty. https://www.nber.org/papers/w29340

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8 Jul

To make a running shoe that can be melted down and made into another shoe, sportswear brand On didn’t just need a new manufacturing processes. It designed a new sales model. https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-100-recyclable-running-shoe-thats-only-available-by-subscription-11657188000?st=hsg9jkkl2d7n9g6&reflink=desktopwebshare_twitter via @WSJ

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