Ambar G. Rao
Fossett Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Marketing
Areas of Expertise:
Management Science - Decision Analysis; Marketing - Consumer Products Marketing; Marketing - Marketing Management and Strategy; Marketing - Marketing Research
Research interests:
Product strategy, marketing management, advertising, new product management
Selected Publications:
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"Adaptive Aspirations and Contributions to a Public Good: Generic Advertising as a Response to Decline," Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, Issue 1-2, 22-33, with W. Bottom, S. Krishnamurthy, November 2003
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"Pleasant Surprises: Consumer Response to Unexpected In-Store Coupons," Journal of Marketing Research, with C. Heilman, K. Nakamoto, May 2002
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"Assessing When Increased Media Weight Helps Real World Ads Generate Incremental Sales," Journal of marketing Research, with D. MacInnis, and A. Weiss, 2002
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"Truth and Consequences: An Analysis of Vaporware and New Product Announcements," Journal of Marketing Research, with B. Bayus, S. Jain, 2001
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"Too Little Too Early: The Case of the Apple Newton," Journal of Marketing Research, with B. Bayus, S. Jain, 1997
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"Transition Times: Distributions Arising from Time Heterogenous Poisson Processes," Management Science, with P. Lenk, 1995
Academic/professional activities:
Referee: Journal of Marketing Research; Marketing Science; Management Science
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Professor Rao was a professor of marketing at the University of Toronto. He was also head of the marketing department at University of Arizona. He has also taught at New York University.
Ambar G. Rao's home page
Email: arao@wustl.edu
Phone: (314) 935-4515
Ph.D. 1967, University of Pennsylvania
M.S. 1964, Case Western Reserve University
B. Tech , Indian Institute of Technology
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