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Vishal Singh

Associate Professor
of Marketing;
Stern School of Business

40 West 4th Street, Suite 911
New York, NY 10012
Tel: 212.998.0405
Fax: 212.995.4006
Email: vsingh@stern.nyu.edu



 

Background

  • Ph.D., Marketing, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern, 2003
  • M.S. Economics and MBA, Iowa State University, 1997
  • B.A., Economics, Delhi University, 1992

Biography

Vishal Singh is an Associate Professor of Marketing at New York University Stern School of Business. Before joining NYU Stern, Professor Singh was Assistant Professor of Marketing at the Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University, where he won the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Teaching Award for outstanding teaching. He was also awarded the Carnegie Bosch Chair (2006), Faculty Giving Chair (2005) and the Xerox Junior Chair (2003) at the Tepper School. He teaches "Marketing Research" to undergraduate and MBA students at NYU Stern.

Professor Singh's research focuses on retail competition, competitive pricing, store brands, database marketing and empirical industrial organization. He has published articles in several scholarly journals including Marketing Science, Journal of Marketing Research, and Quantitative Marketing and Economics.

Professor Singh received his Ph.D. in Marketing from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management in 2003.

 

Research Interests

Teaching Interests

  • Retail Competition
  • Competitive Pricing
  • Store Brands
  • Database Marketing
  • Empirical Industrial Organization
  • Religion


  • Marketing Research


 

Refereed Publications

  • Chintagunta, P., J.P. Dube, V. Singh (2002) "Market Structure Across Store: An application of a random coefficients model with store level data, Advances in Econometrics: Econometric Models in Marketing, ed. Philip Hans Franses and Alan Montgomery (JAI Press: 2002).


  • Chintagunta, P. J.P. Dube, V. Singh (2003) "Balancing profitability and customer welfare in a supermarket chain," with Pradeep Chintagunta and J.P. Dube, Quantitative Marketing and Economics, Inaugural Issue, 1 (1), 2003.


  • Singh, V, K. Hansen and S. Gupta (2005) "Modeling Preferences for Common Attributes in Multi-category Choice", Journal of Marketing Research, 42, 2, 195-209. (Nominated for Paul Green Award)


  • Hansen, K. V. Singh, P. Chintagunta (2006) "Understanding the Store-brand Purchase Behavior Across Categories, Marketing Science, vol 25, No.1, 75-90


  • Lewis, M. V.Singh, S. Fay (2006) "Forecasting the Impact of Non-linear Shipping and Handling Fees, Marketing Science, vol 25, No.1, 51-64.


  • Singh, V. K. Hansen, R. Blattberg (2006) "Market Entry and Consumer Behavior: Case of Wal-Mart Supercenter", Marketing Science,25(5), 457-476.


  • Draganska, M., Misra, S., Aguirregabiria, V., Bajari, P., Einav, L., Ellickson, P., Horsky, D., Narayanan, S., Orhun, Y., Reiss, P., Seim, K. Singh, V., Thomadsen, R., Zhu, T., (2008), :Discrete Choice Models of Firms Strategic Decisions", Marketing Letters, forthcoming.


  • Hansen, K V. Singh, "Market Structure Across Retail Formats", forthcoming, Marketing Science.


  • Singh, V; T. Zhu, "Pricing and Market Concentration Oligopoly Markets", forthcoming, Marketing Science.


  • Hansen, K and V. Singh, "Research Note: Does StoreBrand Create Store Loyalty? An Empirical Investigation", forthcoming, Management Science.


  • Chen, T, B. Sun, V. Singh, "Investigating Consumer Choice DynamicsAround Marlboro Friday", forthcoming, Marketing Science.


  • Zhu, T, Singh, V., M. Manuszak, "Market Structure and Competition in the Retail Discount Industry" forthcoming Journal of Marketing Research.


  • "Spatial Competition with Endogenous Location Choice an Application to Discount Retailing", with Ting Zhu forthcoming at Quantitative Marketing and Economics)


  • "Dynamic Customer Management and the Value of One-to-One Marketing", with Mike Lewis and Romana Khan, (conditionally accepted at Marketing Science).

 
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