2018-2019 BBA Marketing Seminar
Date | Time | Room | Speaker | Affiliation | Synopsis | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5:00PM to 6:00PM | Grainger 1310: Plenary Room | See Synopsis | Pending |
The Impact of Product Claims about Magic Ingredients on Consumer Choice
Kaiyang Wu, Doctoral Student, Wisconsin School of Business, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Synopsis
Companies constantly introduce ingredients (termed as magic ingredients) whoseefficacy is ambiguous but not scientifically refuted, in order to compete in the lucrative self-care markets (e.g. supplement, hair care, body care). Yet, marketing claims of those ingredients are poorly regulated by the US government, putting vulnerable consumers at physical and financial risk. The purpose of this research is to not only demonstrate the effect of product claims about magic ingredients on consumer choice, but also identify consumers who are vulnerable to such claims.
2019 Marketing Seminars
This year the Wisconsin School of Business' Marketing Department is inviting doctoral candidates to come and present their research to our school.
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