Tat Y. Chan
Associate Professor of Marketing
Areas of Expertise:
Marketing
Research interests:
Industrial organization, applied econometrics, applied microeconomics, and marketing
Selected Publications:
To view publications by this professor, visit the Publications and Working Papers section of our site.
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"Estimating a Continuous Hedonic Choice Model with an Application to Demand for Soft Drinks," RAND Journal of Economics, 2005
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"Dynamics of Market Structure in Rapidly Developing Technology Industries," with R. Dhar, and W. Putsis, working paper
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"Modeling Locations and Pricing Decisions in the Gasoline Market: A Structural Approach," with V. Padmanabhan, and P. Seetharaman, working paper
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"Willingness to Pay and Competition in Online Auctions," with V. Kadiyali, and Y. Park, working paper
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"Strategic Management of R&D Pipelines with Co-Specialized Investments and Technology Markets," Management Science, Issue 53, 4, 667-682, with J. Nickerson, and H. Owan, 2007
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"Decomposing Purchase Elasticity With a Dynamic Structural Model of Flexible Consumption," with C. Narasimhan, and Q. Zhang, working paper
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"Estimating Dynamic Pricing Decisions in Oligopolistic Markets: An Empirical Approach Using Micro-and Macro- Level Data," with P. Seetharaman, working paper
Awards/honors:
Yale Dissertation Fellowship, Spring, 2001
Yale University Fellowship, 1996-2000
Personal interests:
Professor Chan enjoys reading novels, watching movies, and playing with his young son.
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Professor Chan was a teaching assistant while completing his doctoral studies at Yale University. He also served as a lecturer at Shue Yan College and at Open University in Hong Kong.
Tat Y. Chan's home page
Tat Y. Chan's curriculum vitae (pdf *)
Email: chan@wustl.edu
Phone: (314) 935-6096
Ph.D. 2001, Yale University
M. Phil. 1999, Yale University
M.A. 1998, Yale University
Master in Economics 1994, University of Hong Kong
Bachelor in Economics 1992, University of Hong Kong
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