Stephanie Lee
- Assistant Professor of Information Systems
Education
- PhD Stanford University (2017)
- BA Stanford University (2011)
Academic Expertise
- data analytics
- e-business
- e-commerce
- economics of information systems
Current Research
- innovation, smartphones, digital content distribution channels, e-commerce, structural modeling, demand estimation
Selected Publications
- “Female Labor Supply and Rural Pension Eligibility in Brazil“Journal Article:Gaurav Khanna, Margaret Lay, Stephanie Lee, and Benjamin Thompson, (forthcoming). Journal of Public Economics,
- “Flow of the Game: A Hidden Markov Model of Player Engagement in Online Mobile Games“Journal Article:Jiaying Deng, Stephanie Lee, and Yong Tan, (forthcoming). Information Systems Research,
- “Click versus Tap: The Substitution Effects of Smartphones on Computers“Journal Article:Stephanie Lee, Georgios Alaveras, and Pai-Ling Yin, (forthcoming). Review of Industrial Organization,
- “A Nudge to a Credible Information as a Countermeasure to Misinformation: Evidence from Twitter“Journal Article:Elina Hwang and Stephanie Lee, (forthcoming). Information Systems Research,
- “User-Generated Physician Ratings and Their Effects on Patients’ Physician Choices: Evidence from Yelp“Journal Article:Yiwei Chen and Stephanie Lee, (2024). Journal of Marketing, Vol. 88(1), pp. 77-96.
- “The Effects of Digital Textbooks on Students’ Academic Performance, Academic Interest, and Learning Skills“Journal Article:Stephanie Lee, Ju-Ho Lee, and Young-Shik Chung, (2023). Journal of Marketing Research, Vol. 60(4), pp. 792-811.
- “Provision of Helpful Review Videos: Effects of Video Characteristics on Perceived Helpfulness“Journal Article:Kyungmin Park, Stephanie Lee, Shahryar Doosti, and Yong Tan (first two authors contributed equally), (2023). Production and Operations Management, Vol. 32(7), pp. 2031-2048.
- “The Impact of Financial Incentives on Health and Healthcare: Evidence from a Large Wellness Program“Journal Article:Einav, L., Lee, S., Levin, J., (2019). Health Economics, Vol. 28(2), pp. 261-279.
- “Does Bundling Decrease the Probability of Switching Telecommunication Service Providers?“Journal Article:Lee, S., (2017). Review of Industrial Organization, Vol. 50(3), pp. 303-322.
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