Wednesday
Jan202010
« Why Marketers Should Study Behavioral Economics - Ken Rona »
In Chapter 5 of 12, Ken Rona discusses his early career transition touring with large bands to getting a PhD from a Top 10 business school, Duke University. Rona studies voting behavior in political science courses at Stony Brook University and Rona starts to enjoy the business-driven behavioral economics. Rona translates the voting to how consumers process product attributes in purchasing decisions, including paradox of choice, and why people choose what they do.
Development Themes:
Academic Influences
Behavioral Choice
Career Transition
Continuing Education
Decision Making
Problem Solving






Industries:
Business & Economy
Education
Politics & Government



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