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Anthony DukesAssociate Professor of MarketingUSC Marshall School of Business
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0808Phone:213-740-3846Education:PhD, University of Pittsburgh; MS, West Virginia University; BS, Virginia TechPersonal Website:http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~dukes/Overview
Anthony Dukes' research focuses on retailing and distribution channels, and investigating issues such as the implication of big-box retailing on assortment, pricing, antitrust, and supplier relationships. Professor Dukes' research has appeared in the Journal of Marketing Research, Marketing Science, Journal of Business, and other leading academic journals. He teaches the core Marketing Management course in Marshall's evening MBA program. Before joining Marshall, he was at the University of Aarhus, in Denmark, and at Carnegie Mellon University. He currently serves as Associate Editor of European Economic Review and on the Editorial Review Board at Marketing Science.
Research
Consideration Set Formation with Multiproduct Firms: The Case of Within-Firm and Across-Firm Evaluation Costs • 2011Who Benefits from Bilateral Information Exchange in a Retail Channel? • 2011Local Competition, Entry and Agglomoration • 2011The End of the Robinson-Patman Act? Evidence from Legal Case Data • 2010In-Store Media and Distribution Channel Coordination • 2010Pricing in vitro fertilization Procedures • 2009Advertising and Competition • 2009Strategic Assortment Reduction by a Dominant Retailer • 2009Information Sharing in a Channel with Partially Informed Retailers • 2008Strategic Manufacturer Response to a Dominant Retailer • 2007Channel Bargaining with Retailer Asymmetry • 2006Media Concentration and Consumer Product Prices • 2006The Advertising Market in a Product Oligopoly • 2004Minimum Differentiation in Commercial Media Markets • 2003Negotiations and Exclusivity Contracts for Advertising • 2003 - RSS
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