Mengze Shi
19 catalog papers. Identity-linked publications and additional name matches are distinguished below.
ORCID: 0000-0001-6057-6982
University of Toronto
Publications
- Forgetful Consumers and Consumption Tracking — Management Science 2025
- Incentivizing Mass Creativity: An Empirical Study of the Online Publishing Market — Management Science 2025
- Designing Product Development Contracts in the Presence of Managerial Lobbying — Management Science 2022
- Measuring Rank-Based Utility in Contests: The Effect of Disclosure Schemes — Journal of Marketing Research 2019 (name-matched, not ORCID-linked)
- Managing Consumer Deliberations in a Decentralized Distribution Channel — Marketing Science 2019
- Product and Pricing Decisions in Crowdfunding — Marketing Science 2015
- Threshold Effects in Online Group Buying — Management Science 2015
- When Gray Markets Have Silver Linings: All-Unit Discounts, Gray Markets, and Channel Management — Manufacturing & Service Operations Management 2013
- Simultaneous vs. Sequential Group-Buying Mechanisms — Management Science 2013
- Consumer Value-Maximizing Sweepstakes and Contests — Journal of Marketing Research 2010
- Estimating the Value of Brand Alliances in Professional Team Sports — Marketing Science 2009
- Price Competition with Reduced Consumer Switching Costs: The Case of “Wireless Number Portability” in the Cellular Phone Industry — Management Science 2006
- A Bargaining Model for a First-Time Interaction Under Asymmetric Beliefs of Supply Reliability — Management Science 2006
- Managing Capacity Through Reward Programs — Management Science 2004
- Salesforce Compensation Scheme and Consumer Inferences — Management Science 2003
- Virtual Progress: The Effect of Path Characteristics on Perceptions of Progress and Choice — Management Science 2003
- Designing Optimal Sales Contests: A Theoretical Perspective — Marketing Science 2001
- Reward Programs and Tacit Collusion — Marketing Science 2001
- An Empirical Investigation of a Digital Platform’s Release Strategy for Serialized Content — Marketing Science