Johannes
Kasinger
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I am an assistant professor of Marketing at the Tilburg School of Economics and Management (TiSEM).
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My research applies microeconometric methods and economic theory to study policy-relevant questions at the intersection of industrial organization, behavioral economics, public economics and quantitative marketing. Individual information processing and obfuscation practices, where firms exploit consumers' inattention and biases to increase profits, are central themes in most of my papers.
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Please download my CV for further information or contact me by email.
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Shrinkflation and Consumer Demand
with A. Janssen. Accepted at Marketing Science.
The Pass-Through of Retail Crime
with C. Hase. Conditionally accepted at American Economic Journal: Economic Policy.
Discrete Choice in Marketing Through the Lens of Rational Inattention
with S. Turlo, M. Fina, A. Laghaie & T. Otter. Quantitative Marketing and Economics, 23, 2025.
Skewness Preferences: Evidence from Online Poker
with M. Dertwinkel-Kalt & D. Schneider, Games and Economic Behavior, 147, 2024.
Obfuscation and Rational Inattention
with A. Janssen, Journal of Industrial Economics, 72(1), 2024 .
Shared E-scooter Services and Road Safety: Evidence from Six European Countries
with C. Cloud & S. Heß. European Economic Review, 160, 2023.
Disparities in Financial Literacy, Pension Planning, and Saving Behavior
with T. Bucher-Koenen, A. Hackethal & C. Laudenbach, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 22-037.
Demand Estimation with Costly Attribute Information Integration
with S. Turlo, M. Fina, A. Laghaie & T. Otter.
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Who Bears the Burden of the Digital Advertising Tax?
with Işın Acun & Nadia Abou Nabout
The Geography of Banking and Spatial Inequality in the US
with I. Angeloni & C. Tantasith (draft available upon request)
The Geography of Banks in the United States (1990-2020)
with I. Angeloni & C. Tantasith, Harvard Kennedy School-RCBG Associate Working Paper No. 177, 2021
Non-performing Loans - New Risks and Policies? NPL Resolution after COVID-19: Main Differences to Previous Crises
with J. P. Krahnen, S. Ongena, L. Pelizzon, M. Schmeling & M. Wahrenburg, study requested by the ECON committee of the European Parliament/SAFE White Paper 84, 2021
Preparing for a Wave of Non-Performing Loans: Empirical Insights and Important Lessons
with J. P. Krahnen, S. Ongena, L. Pelizzon, M. Schmeling & M. Wahrenburg, VoxEU column, 2021. Also available in German (Ökonomenstimme) and Italian (LaVoce)