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Too many Eggs in one Basket
Marketing faculty research explores the pitfalls for young firms to heavily depend on a key customer. 

Packing Efficiency and Plastic Waste Reduction
By collecting data on beverage bottles composed of polyethylene terephthalate (PET), a study addresses new avenues to reduce toxic waste while raising awareness among manufacturers and consumers about sustainability consequences.

Income Inequality Affects What Products are on Grocery Store Shelves
When consumer income levels widely vary, the middle class loses purchasing power as retailers respond by reducing the number of products available to consumers or dropping entire brands.

Online Product Reviews: The First Comment Can be Fateful
Quality products might fail to generate sufficient reviews reflecting their quality if the first online review is negative. The adverse impact of a negative first review can last more than three years.

Consumption Convergence Across Countries is a Big Picture
If consumers across countries are becoming more similar in their spending across multiple product categories, that could spell trouble for smaller firms and businesses who can't compete on a global scale.

The Comprehensive Findings in the Racial Bias in Retail Study 
Limited diversity across marketing, merchandise and retail employees results in exclusionary treatment before shoppers enter a store and continues across the in-store journey.

Can Governmental Incentives Fuel Green Vehicle Purchases?
Despite the prevalence of nonmonetary incentives of stimulating green-vehicle demand, their impact on consumers’ adoption of green products remains up for debate.

Artificial Intelligence Collides with Privacy Concerns
As AI opens possibilities for better products, firms will be able to probe deeply into customers’ lives in ways those customers might not seek.

The Secret Life of Pet Interactions
Research reveals that how often consumers interact with dogs or cats can predict whether consumers are risk seekers or risk-averse.

Moore School Ph.D. Graduate Accepts “Dream Job” 
Sotires Pagiavlas, who has researched product and service failures and how consumers respond to them, will begin his career as an assistant professor at Penn State.

Buy the Numbers: Why Consumers Make Purchase Decisions
Product price, product attributes, membership plans and forecasts are all communicated in numerical forms that frame and influence buying decisions.

A Greener Future Awaits from Sustainability Research
The director of the Moore School's sustainability initiative focuses her research on ways companies can reduce their environmental impact or influence individuals to take socially responsible actions.

For Nutrition Labels on Food Packaging, Location Matters
Front-of-package labels present nutrition facts in a more concise manner and often indicate caloric content and key nutrients a healthy individual should limit.

When the Goals of the Shopper Run into Product Displays
How retailers present numbers to consumers — whether the focus is on sale price or calories — can nudge consumer decision-making.

Tracking Customer Bias When Comparing Local Shops vs. Big Box
Do customers have higher expectations for smaller neighborhood businesses compared to impersonal large-scale chains?

Teacher Crowdfunding Campaigns and a Positive Impact on Student Test Scores
Crowdfunding allows teachers to move forward with innovative ideas to keep classrooms engaged, motivated and learning.

Moore School Ph.D. Student Wins Promising Researcher Award
Gustavo Schneider’s research focus is on numeric cognition, an important area of marketing that appeals to many in the field.