Talk:List of University of Chicago Booth School of Business faculty

Non-notable professors

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Economics and finance

• Anil Kashyap, professor of economics and finance, known for his research on the Japanese financial system and business cycles
• Luis Rayo, economist known for his work with Gary Becker on developing an economic framework for explaining the state of happiness

Decision Models

• John Birge, professor of operations management, former dean (1999-2004) of the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Northwestern University

Private equity

• Steven N. Kaplan, professor of entrepreneurial finance and private equity, known primarily for empirical research of buyouts and venture capital
• Scott F. Meadow, clinical professor of entrepreneurial finance and private equity, known primarily for 40% career IRR and "Meadow Ratio"

Accounting

• Raymond Ball, professor of accounting, inaugural winner of the American Accounting Association's Seminal Contribution Award (widely considered the highest honor for academic research in accounting)
• Douglas Skinner, professor of accounting, winner of 2004 Jensen Prize from The Journal of Financial Economics, former faculty chair at University of Michigan (2001-2003)
• Roman Weil, professor and co-author of popular textbooks "Handbook of Cost Management," 2nd ed. (2006); "Financial Accounting," 12th ed. (2007); "Managerial Accounting," 8th ed. (2006); "Litigation Services Handbook," 4th ed. (2007)
• Haresh Sapra, professor of accounting, known for his research on disclosure regulation and accounting measurement rules; winner of the Emory Williams Teaching Award, awarded annually by student nomination to a Graduate School of Business faculty member for excellence in teaching, from 2002-2005; winner of the Ernest Wish Accounting Research award for best paper written by an untenured accounting faculty.

Leadership

• Marvin Zonis, professor emeritus of business administration, known for work on leadership theory and political risk
• Warren L. Batts, clinical professor of "Taking Charge," former CEO (1980-1996) of Dart & Kraft (the large conglomerate consisting of Kraft Foods, Duracell, Avon Products, Hobart/Kitchen Aid, West Bend Housewares) as well as former CEO of several other large corporations (Mead Corporation, Tupperware and Primark International)
• Howard G. Haas clinical professor of "The Practice of Leadership in Business," former CEO and Chairman, Sealy Incorporated, 1967-86; co-author with Bob Tamarkin of "The Leader Within"
• Wayne E. Baker, associate professor of Business Policy and Sociology, wrote "Networking Smart". He is now at the Ross School of Business and the Institute of Social Research at the University of Michigan.

Marketing

• Pradeep Chintagunta, professor of marketing, known for quantitative research on purchasing patterns
• Sanjay Dhar, professor of marketing, known for work in brand management, advertising and promotion, was named by Economic Times as one of dozen "big guns" in marketing from India
• Jean-Pierre Dube, professor of marketing, known for his work in competitive advertising, retail competition, pricing strategy and Internet marketing
• Christopher K. Hsee, professor of marketing and behavioral science, conducts research in hedonomics, the study of happiness.
• Peter Rossi, professor of marketing, founding editor of "Journal of Quantitative Marketing and Economics" in 2003 along with the annual Quantitative Marketing and Economics (QME) Conference
• Puneet Manchanda, associate professor of marketing, researches quantitative metrics of marketing communication effects
• Stephen J. Hoch, professor of marketing and behavioral science, researched retail merchandising and pricing and co-authored the influential article "EDLP, Hi-Lo and Margin Arithmetic". He is now at the Wharton School.
• Ann McGill, professor of marketing and behavioral science, her research focuses on consumer and manager decision making with special emphasis on causal explanations, comparative processes, and the use of imagery in product choice.

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