Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.11/1819 DRTM Stereotyping in Hospitality Research Using Experimental Design Dr. Lisa GAO Assistant Professor School of Hotel and Tourism Management The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Abstract Dr. Lisa GAO will present her two studies published in hospitality and business journals. The first [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No. 10/1819 AIM The Valuation Effect of Directors’ Sharing of Surnames Prof. Zezhong XIAO Professor of Accounting and Director of Centre for China Business Research Cardiff University, UK Abstract Using surname sharing as a novel measure of social ties, we examine [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES DRTM The Effect of Commitment Timing on Reciprocity Prof. Wah Sung Vincent MAK Reader (Associate Professor) in Marketing & Decision Sciences Cambridge Judge Business School University of Cambridge Abstract Through a series of experiments in several countries, we show that reciprocity [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES AIM Contract Manufacturing or Original Design Manufacturing? The Role of Consumer Preference Information Prof. Liming LIU Chair Professor Dean of Faculty of Business Lingnan University, Hong Kong Abstract To develop a new product, an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) can choose either [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES DRTM Neural Mechanism of Self-enhancement and Prosocial Behavior Prof. Wah Sung Vincent MAK Reader (Associate Professor) in Marketing & Decision Sciences Cambridge Judge Business School University of Cambridge Abstract Through a series of experiments in several countries, we show that reciprocity [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES DRTM Neural Mechanism of Self-enhancement and Prosocial Behavior Prof. Hackjin KIM Full Professor Department of Psychology Korea University Abstract The motivation for self-enhancement, or the desire to promote or protect oneself, is a powerful and fundamental motivation, which is known to [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES FBE Portfolio Optimization Using Distortion Risk Measures Prof. Sung Yong PARK Associate Professor School of Economics Chung-Ang University Abstract The mean-variance (MV) efficient portfolio selection method proposed by Markowitz is one of the most frequently used approaches to the portfolio optimization [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.7/1819 IIRM Neuropharmacology of risk taking Prof. Philippe TOBLER Zurich Center for Neuroeconomics, Department of Economics, University of Zurich Abstract Risk modulates the value of outcomes and choice options. In this lecture, I will review how accounts from economics, psychology and [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.6/1819 FBE Forecast Performance in Times of Terrorism Prof. Dr. Makram El-Shagi Full Professor of Economics, Henan University, China Director of Center for Financial Development and Stability, Henan University, China Abstract Governments, central banks, and private companies make extensive use [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.5/1819 MMI The Face of Misconduct: An Expectancy Violations Perspective on CEO Facial Features and Media Engagement with Corporate Wrongdoing Dr. Jun GU Department of Management Monash Business School Monash University Abstract We examine the microfoundational origins of media engagement [...]