Assistant Professor of Marketing @UOBusiness, Decision Making, Computational Modeling, Neuroeconomics, Consumer Neuroscience.
Oregon, USA
Joined April 2012
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I have a Bluesky account now: bsky.app/profile/johnclither…
Planning/hoping (for now) to keep this account, too.
Wow. Incredible paper. Read the thread.
PSA for LA folks. Clearly shows the streets in Pasadena and South Pas I remember full of Jacarandas
LA friends, check out my new map to explore Jacaranda trees across the city.
Please share and spread the word so everyone can enjoy the best places to see the blooms before they fall! #jacarandas 🌳💜
jacarandamap.com
"Making a difference in one domain requires giving yourself permission not to care equally about all the others."
nytimes.com/2023/07/29/opini…
Wow! A open set of customer #analytics lectures w/ #RStats code
customer analytics teaching materials
kennethcwilbur.github.io/mgt…
designed for ucsd business econ ugrads. could also work for msba
Happy to see this paper accepted at a great journal!
Forthcoming in AEJ: Microeconomics: "Supervised Machine Learning for Eliciting Individual Demand" by John A. Clithero, Jae Joon Lee, and Joshua Tasoff. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
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12 years ago, Twitter’s office used a Mac Mini to tunnel into the servers. One day, an IT guy found it in the closet.
“Anyone know who owns this?”
“Unplug it. Someone will show up.”
Everyone lost access to servers. Huge crisis. It became known as the “Load Bearing Mac Mini.”
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Winding down twitter and moving to my blog:
Looting as the Endgame of the Entirely Predictable Crypto Collapse
paulromer.net/looting-redux/
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If only someone had designed a secure decentralized system to check that FTX was holding the assets it claimed to be holding.
Very nice #behavioraleconomics paper with some evidence of reference dependence in the wild
NEW from Tony Kukavica, K Chen, M Shum , S McKenna and me . First tests of reference dependence in labor supply of *rideshare* drivers (parallel to studies of taxi drivers, et al).
evidence of small loss aversion (c 1.04) around an income target
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
ALT A table from analysis of when rideshare drivers quit quit driving so is that there is a little bit of reference to pendants so that they are a little more likely to quit when they reach an income target but the Effexor is much smaller than two closely comparable studies with cab drivers rather than rideshare drivers
Serena and women’s sports gets the attention it deserves!
Serena US Open match bumps CFB off ESPN
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New consideration of marketing of health claims for foods
As the number of #foods that #claim to be #healthy increases, so does consumer #distrust that they really are. Why? Because marketers often market their products as "diet" whereas consumers prefer nature-based health claims knowledge.insead.edu/marketi… Paper link.springer.com/article/10…
Very cool #risk paper
How does society think about #risk?
In our 🚨 new article 🚨 in @ScienceAdvances, we use free associations and #network analysis to map people's multi-facetted representation of risk and show commonalities and differences across languages, age, and gender.
With @rui__mata
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These 'Beach Animals' were created by Theo Jansen as a fusion of art and engineering. The kinetic structures walk on their own and get all their energy from the wind.
New required #neuroeconomics reading on decision making
Our review on Medial and orbital frontal cortex in decision-making and flexible behavior with @MKFlugge and Matthew Rushworth is out in @NeuroCellPress We survey this exciting research field, disentangling the complementary roles of several frontal regions sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
