A new study from Associate Vice Dean Peer Fiss and a former Marshall PhD students found that “category interaction codes” influence how consumers evaluate, buy, and use products. 

The Financial Times cites Nix’s study that shows women suffer earnings and employment falls after cohabitating with an abusive partner.

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Chen explains how South Korea’s relatively small economy makes it difficult to gain leverage in trade deals with the United States.

Young dissects the fallout of celebrity tell-all memoirs and the potential harm they cause.