A growing body of research has started to examine how individuals from different countries may differ in their use of ethically questionable tactics during business negotiations. Whereas prior research focused on the main effect of the national culture or nationality of the negotiator, we add a...

Using a unique dataset on gaming and credit cards, we discover that default rates are higher among individuals who spend more, more frequently, and more erratically on video games, and among those who have more and more diverse games on their mobile devices. These results are less pronounced...

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the cultural influences on young consumers' loyalty tendency and evaluations of the relative importance of apparel retail store attributes in Taiwan and the USA. Design/methodology/approach – A structured questionnaire was developed to...

Exploiting 150 million points of purchase by US households, we examine how negative ESG shocks ripple through product market and shape consumption. We show that the sales of affected products drop by an average of 5 - 10%, comparing with that of unaffected products consumed by the same...