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Chicago Booth PhDs are innovative researchers who have been exposed to some of the best business ideas and best teaching in the world. Trained to constantly question and test ideas, they are prepared to push their research to the highest level in a demanding environment.

2008-2009 Job Market Candidates

Student Dissertation Area Research Interests
Aleksis Gotsopoulos
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Organizations and Markets Organizational theory, industry evolution, resource space dynamics and first-mover (dis)advantages 

Renna Jiang
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Marketing Moral hazard in sales force, learning in pharmaceutical industry, Bayesian methods and structural modeling

Minjung (Min) Koo
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Marketing  Consumer behavior, goals and motivations

Maxim Mironov
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Finance Corporate finance, corporate governance and corruption 

David Solomon
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Finance Empirical asset pricing, the role of the media, prediction markets and mutual funds
Eugene Soltes
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Accounting Disclosure choice, financial media and corporate governance 
Ellerie Weber
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Economics Structural IO, applied microeconomics, health economics and urban economics
Yan Zhang
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Managerial and Organizational Behavior Consumer judgment and behavior with special emphasis on the interaction between affective and deliberative judgment, the interaction between physical responses and psychological responses

 

Additional candidates will be added later this Fall

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Malaina Brown, Associate Director, PhD Program.

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Last Updated 5/14/09