25
논문
1,292
피인용 합
2014
첫 논문
2026
최근 논문
01저널·주제·방법
02소속·공저
201520202025
소속
University of Rochester2014–2026 · 23편
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- Artificial Intelligence and Jobs: Has the Inflection Point Arrived? Evidence from an Online Labor Platform
- Does Agent Gender Matter? Evidence from Southwest Airlines’ Customer Service on Twitter
- Can Crowdchecking Curb Misinformation? Evidence from Community Notes
- To Claim or Not To Claim? Hidden Costs of Business Page Claiming
- Conversation Analytics: Can Machines Read Between the Lines in Real-Time Strategic Conversations?
- Open Voice or Private Message? The Hidden Tug-of-War on Social Media Customer Service
- The Power of Identity Cues in Text-Based Customer Service: Evidence from Twitter
- Text Performance on the Vine Stage? The Effect of Incentive on Product Review Text Quality
- Probabilistic selling in vertically differentiated markets: The role of substitution
- Racial Bias in Customer Service: Evidence from Twitter
- Tweet to the Top? Social Media Personal Branding and Career Outcomes
- Does Social Media Accelerate Product Recalls? Evidence from the Pharmaceutical Industry
- Does Active Service Intervention Drive More Complaints on Social Media? The Roles of Service Quality and Awareness
- Does Telemedicine Reduce Emergency Room Congestion? Evidence from New York State
- Optimal Auction Design for Wi-Fi Procurement
- When Social Media Delivers Customer Service: Differential Customer Treatment in the Airline Industry
- Can We Trust Online Physician Ratings? Evidence from Cardiac Surgeons in Florida
- Does Technology Substitute for Nurses? Staffing Decisions in Nursing Homes
- Whose and What Social Media Complaints Have Happier Resolutions? Evidence from Twitter
- Social Media Strategies in Product-Harm Crises
- Allocation and Pricing of Substitutable Goods: Theory and Algorithm
- Content Sharing in a Social Broadcasting Environment: Evidence from Twitter
- Sourcing with Deferred Payment and Inspection under Supplier Product Adulteration Risk
- Effects of Social Networks on Prediction Markets: Examination in a Controlled Experiment
- The Impact of Social Network Structures on Prediction Market Accuracy in the Presence of Insider Information