Webinars
MSI Webinar: Price-Gouging Regulation in Response to Crisis: Causal Effects and Policy Implications
speaker
Fred Feinberg is Handleman Professor of Marketing (Ross School of Business) and Professor of Statistics (Dept. of Statistics), University of Michigan. He received SB degrees in Mathematics and Linguistics & Philosophy from MIT, and his PhD from the MIT-Sloan School of Management. His research uses statistical models to explain complex decisions, particularly involving sequential choices; the interface between marketing and engineering design; optimization for charitable organizations; and multi-agent choices (e.g., in online dating), using Bayesian, machine learning, and dynamic programming methods. He has held editorial positions at Marketing Science, Journal of Marketing Research and POMS, was a finalist for the O’Dell and Little Awards, and on the author team receiving the 2011 Best Paper award from IJRM. He is co-author of Modern Marketing Research: Concepts, Methods, and Cases, served as co-Chair for the 2009 ISMS Marketing Science conference, as well as President of the INFORMS Society for Marketing Science (2018-20). In his “spare time”, he likes to play piano and bake challah, though rarely concurrently.