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Decisions, Marketing
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Decisions, Marketing
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Online Shopping Insights: “Sponsored” Product Listings Actually Improve Buying Experience

Columbia Business School research finds both shoppers and retailers benefit from “retail media”, where retailers use sponsored listings as part of product searches
Labor, Leadership and Strategy, Management, Organizations
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Labor, Leadership and Strategy, Management, Organizations
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Beyond Competence: How Status Shapes Perceptions of Promotion Fairness

Research from Columbia Business School Reveals that Employees’ Perceptions of Promotion System Fairness May Rely on their Boss’s Status Markers 
Carbon, Climate and Consumer Behavior, Climate and Solutions
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Carbon, Climate and Consumer Behavior, Climate and Solutions
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Carbon Competence: People Overwhelming Make Incorrect Sustainability Choices

New research finds most consumers want to make sustainable choices to help mitigate the climate crisis, but lack the knowledge to reliably do so
Business and Society, Labor, Leadership and Strategy, Organizations
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Business and Society, Labor, Leadership and Strategy, Organizations
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Missing the Mark: Evaluations at Work Perpetuate Inequality

Research from Columbia Business School reveals that understanding how biases persist in evaluations can help to address inequality 
Business and Society, Management, Organizations
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Business and Society, Management, Organizations
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New Research Finds Keeping Work Secrets Helps Employees Find Meaning in Jobs But Raises Stress

Keeping secrets on behalf of workplace has both positive and negative effects on well-being at work according to a new Columbia Business School study
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