19th – 20th December 2019 Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Munich, Germany

WISE 2019

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

WEDNESDAY, 18 DECEMBER 2019

6.00 pm – 9.30 pm Reception with WITS and BISE at Schloss Nymphenburg Keynote Speach: Paul Milgram (Stanford)

THURSDAY, 19 DECEMBER 2019 12.00 am – 2.00 pm Coffee, Snacks & Registration

2.00 pm – 4.00 pm Session 1

4.00 pm – 4.20 pm Coffee Break

4.20 pm – 6.20 pm Session 2

7.00 pm Head to GOP Varieté Theatre

8.00 pm Conference Dinner at GOP Varieté Theatre

FRIDAY, 20 DECEMBER 2019 8.00 am – 8.30 am Coffee & Snacks

8.30 am – 10.00 am Session 1

10.00 am – 10.20 am Coffee Break

10.20 am – 11.50 am Session 2

11.50 am – 12.45 pm Lunch

12.45 am – 1.55 pm Plenary Session: Best paper Nominees & Awards

1.55 pm – 2.05 pm Coffee Break

2.05 pm – 3.35 pm Session 3

Note: No break between sessions

3.35 pm – 5:05 pm Session 4

Please refer to section 5 for the detailed program.

CONTENTS

1. Welcome 2. General Information 3. Social Program 4. Academic Program 5. Conference Venue Floor Plan

WELCOME

A warm welcome to the 30th Workshop on Information Systems and Economics (WISE). We hope the conference, held at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich, will provide an inspiring environment for discussions and debates stimulated by the many outstanding contributors. We are honored to welcome you in Munich and we extend our best wishes to all the participants for a very successful WISE 2019!

WISE is the premier academic research forum for the discussion of information systems issues through the lens of economics. The scheduled presentations as well as the WISE 2019 keynote lecture by Prof. Paul Milgrom (Stanford University) address important business and societal questions using advanced methods and unique datasets and empirical settings. Modern IT-enabled phenomena have wide-ranging impacts for consumers, firms, industries, and markets, making this a fascinating time to be a scholar of the economics of information systems. The three-day program at WISE 2019 in Munich is designed to foster an informed and productive dialogue about the state of the art by bringing together the global academic community through presentations and discussions.

The co-chairs of WISE 2019 and the Local Organizing Committee wish you a great conference, vigorous scientific exchange and inspiring conversations with new and old friends in the beautiful city of Munich!

ORGANIZING COMMITEE

Prof. Oestreicher – Singer is part of the Management and Information Technology Group. Her research focuses on the effects of social media, consumer engagement and peer influence on electronic commerce outcomes and on the business models of content websites.

Prof. Kretschmer is the head of the Institute for Strategy, Technology and Organization (ISTO). His research focuses on competitive strategy, network industries, organizational design and applied industrial economics.

Prof. Burtch is associate professor and McKnight presidential fellow for information and decision sciences. His research focuses on crowdfunding, crowdsourcing, social media and word of mouth.

Prof. Tambe is associate professor of operations, information and decisions. His research focuses on economics of IT labor, technological change and careers.

Prof. Godinho de Matos is associate professor of Information Systems and Management. His research focuses on the analysis of social networks, peer influence on consumer behavior and the impact of digitization on consumer search and choice.

Gal Oestreicher – Singer Coller School of Management – Tel Aviv University

Tobias Kretschmer Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich

Gordon Burtch Carlson School of Management – University of Minnesota

Prasanna Tambe Wharton School – University of Pennsylvania

Miguel Godinho de Matos Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics

GENERAL INFORMATION

Please wear your name badge throughout the conference. It is your ticket to all events and sessions, including coffee and lunch breaks and social events.

CONFERENCE VENUE

The conference takes place on the main campus of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) at Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1, 80539 Munich.

On the last page, you will find detailed floor plans of the building. Additionally, there are signs all around the conference venue.

CONFERENCE DESK – REGISTRATION AND HELPDESK

The conference desk is located in the “Lichthof” (i.e. the inner courtyard) at the LMU main building (see the floor plans at the end of the booklet). Upon arrival, please register here and receive your name badge. The conference desk also serves as a point of information and help desk throughout the conference – if you have questions or face issues, you will find members of the local organizing team here. You can easily recognize them by their purple team badges.

General announcements, last-minute changes and updates to the program are displayed on the message board next to the conference desk.

CLOAKROOM (ROOM A004)

There is a cloakroom close to the conference desk in room A004 on the first floor.

Please note that we cannot assume liability for your belongings.

LUNCH AND REFRESHMENTS

Lunch and refreshments are included in the conference fee and will be served during breaks in the “Lichthof“.

GENERAL INFORMATION

SESSION INSTRUCTIONS

All conference rooms are equipped with a notebook with USB ports, Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat Reader, presenters and a projector. Note for presenters and discussants: please use these notebooks for your presentations and bring along your slides on a USB memory device. Please make sure to have your presentation uploaded on the notebook before the session starts.

WIFI

During the conference, WIFI access via the following network is provided: SSID ("WIFI name"): @BayernWLAN No password is needed to get connected.

PRINTING DOCUMENTS

If you need to print documents relevant to the conference, you can send the files as .pdf attachments to the Local Organising Committee istohiwi@bwl.lmu.de. The organisers will then print your documents and you can pick them up at the conference desk. Please come to the conference desk before sending the mail to inform our staff.

If you want to print documents yourself, please ask for recommended copy shops in the vicinity at the Conference Desk.

TRANSPORTATION

Public Transportation

There are four means of transportation: tram , underground , suburban

train and bus .

The public transport system is well-developed. To find your way, please consult the homepage of the Munich Public Transportation Company (MVG): https://www.mvg.de/ or download the app: “MVG Fahrinfo München”.

Taxi

You can order a taxi in Munich by calling +49-89-21610. You can also order a taxi online (http://www.taxi-muenchen.com/) and estimate the taxi costs in advance.

SOCIAL PROGRAM

WELCOME RECEPTION AT THE NYMPHENBURG PALACE

When: Wednesday, 18 December, 6.00 pm Where: Schloss Nymphenburg 1, 80638 Munich

The opening reception will be a joint ceremony with the Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS) and the Business & Information Systems Engeneering (BISE) journal at the Nymphenburg Palace. This event will feature Professor Paul Milgrom as a Keynote Speaker.

Keynote Speaker: Paul Milgrom

“Beyond the Vickrey Auction: Practical Design for a High-Stakes Auction.”

Prof. Milgrom is the Shirley and Leonard Ely professor of Humanities and Sciences in the Department of Economics at Stanford University. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

WELCOME RECEPTION PROGRAM

6.00 pm – 8.00 pm Welcome and Opening Keynote speach by Prof. Milgrom

8.00 pm – 9.30 pm Get-together

SOCIAL PROGRAM

CONFERENCE DINNER AT THE GOP VARIETÉ-THEATRE

When: Thursday, 19 December, 7.30 pm Where: Maximilianstraße 47, 80538 Munich

Located in the heart of Munich, the GOP Varieté Theatre will offer you an unforgettable experience in a 60-minute show: world-class artists and entertainers touch your heart and seduce the senses in a stylish venue. With a lot of imagination, attention to detail and a great deal of passion, the exceptional artists show all facets of contemporary variety art and humor.

Getting to the Dinner Venue

We offer a guided walk (25 – 30 min) from the conference venue to the GOP Varieté Theatre. We will meet by the fountain in front of the main entrance of the LMU main building and head towards the Dinner Venue at 7.00 pm.

You can also reach the venue via public transportation:

Enter subway station “Universität” Take U3 or U6 in the direction to “Marienplatz” (= city center).

Exit at “Odeonsplatz” after one stop. Change to line U4 direction towards “Arabellapark” or line U5

direction towards “Neuperlach Süd”. Exit at “Lehel” after one stop.

From there, it is a 5-minute walk along “St.-Anna-Straße”. At the end of the street turn left onto the “Maximilianstraße” and walk along until you reach the Theatre.

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

THURSDAY, 19 DECEMBER 2019 Registration, Coffee and Snacks Session 1 15 min per paper: 10 min presentation, 4 min Q&A, 1 min changeover

Track 1: Data, Privacy and Advertising (Room: Senatssaal, E110) Track 2: Theory (Room: A120) Track 3: Social Media & UGC (Room: A125) Strategic Fit in Digital Transformation: Exploration vs. Exploitation in the Age of Cloud Computing (Kristina McElheran and Wang Jin)

The Welfare Effects of Access to Mobile Data (Martin Quinn, Miguel Godinho de Matos and Christian Peukert)

Economic Loss of Cookie Lifetime Restrictions (Klaus Miller and Bernd Skiera)

Mobile Advertising as a Customer Retention Strategy: Evidence from a Ramdomized Field Experiment (Aaron Cheng and Ting Li)

The Impact of GDPR and Ad-Supported Content Providers (Vincent Lefree, Logan Warberg, Cristobal Cheyre, Veronica Marotta and Alessandro Acquisti)

Placement disclosure in ad auctions: Evidence from a policy change (Sıla Ada, Nadia Abou Nabout and Ela McDonnell Feit)

Quantifying Cross Channel Lift in Mobile App Advertising (Michael Zhao and Sinan Aral)

Do Firms Strategically Time Data Breach Announcements? Evidence from the US for 2008-2019 (Sebastian Schuetz and Jens Foerderer)

Algorithmic Transparency (Qiaochu Wang, Yan Huang and Param Vir Singh)

How Unbiased Predictive Algorithms Create Bias? (Amit Mehra, James Zhang and Alok Gupta)

The Tragedy of Your Upstairs Neighbors: Externalities of Home-Sharing (Apostolos Filippas and John Horton)

A Model for Value Co-Creation through Cross-Producer Bundles (Hemant Bhargava)

Electoral Competition in the Age of Social Media: Implications on Party Policies and Media Reports (Chao Ding, Wael Jabr and Hong Guo)

Search Engine Advertising Strategies when Contracting with an online Search Infomediary: A Game-Theoretic Model (Siddarth Bhattacharya, Abhisek Roy, Subodha Kumar and Sunil Wattal)

Optimal Platform Price Discrimination and Measuring the Value of Network Effects (Seth Benzell and Avinash Collis)

The Use of Fines to Enforce Data Portability (Vaarun Vijairaghavan, Barrie Nault and Hooman Hidaji)

Meeting over Meat: How do Offline Meetups Impact Online Activity in a Hybrid Foodie Community? (Yash Babar and Yuqing Ren)

Online Exploration when Search Topic and Popularity Ranking Are Decoupled: Insights on Echo Chambers (Sagit Bar-Gill and Neil Gandal)

The Filter Bubble Effect of Algorithmic Ranking (Kayla Guangrui Li, Sunil Mithas, Zhixing Zhang and Kar Yan Tam)

Spillover Effect of Hosting “Bad” Online Reviews: An Empirical Investigation (Yulia Vorotyntseva, Subodha Kumar and Paul Pavlou and Aleksi AAltonen)

The Grass is Always Greener on the Other Side? Tourist Bias in Online Restaurant Ratings (Hong Hong, Dapeng Xu, Qiang Ye and Michael Zhang)

Facebook Paid Partnership: The Role of Relevance in Video Sponsorship (Shahryar Doosti, Stephanie Lee and Yang Tan)

Finding Wisdom in the House: An Empirical Study on the Impact of Enterprise Social Media on Knowledge Exchange (Bin Zhang, Yongcheng Zhan and Mingming He)

Coffee Break Session 2 15 min per paper: 10 min presentation, 4 min Q&A, 1 min changeover

Track 1: Health and Human Capital (Room: Senatssaal, E110) Track 2: eCommerce & New Products / Technologies (Room: A120) Track 3: Crowds & Platforms (Room: A125) Wifi Usage on Campus and Students Academic Performance (Rodrigo Belo, Pedro Ferreira, Yael Inbar and Ryan Turner)

Engineering Value: The Returns to Technological Talent and Investments in Artificial Intelligence (Daniel Rock)

The Role of Decision Support Systems in Attenuating Racial Biases in Healthcare Delivery (Kartik Krishna Ganju, Hilal Atasoy, Brad Greenwood and Jeff McCullough)

Effects Intensity of Pushed/Pulled Health Hazard Information on Online and Offline Treat-Coping Activities (Ying-Qiu Dong, Khim-Yong Goh, Yunkun Zhao and Liwen Hou)

Workplace Automation and the Gender Gap in College Enrollment (Amanda Chuan)

Technological Standardization and the Generalization of Human Capital: The Impact of Enabling Platform Technologies on Employee Mobility (Milan Miric and Hakan Ozalp)

Diversify or Specialize? Demand-Reputation Trade-Offs and Career Paths in Online Labor Markets (Marios Kokkodis)

The Interplay of People, Technology, and Organizational Practices in Algorithmix Decision Making: An Experimental Study with Reviewing Loan Applications (Anh Luong, Nanda Kumar and Karl Lang)

Let’s go to the movies! Subscription Services an Box Office Revenue (Mingyue Zhang, Jesse Bockstedt and Tingting Song)

Estimating the Value of Destination Disclosure: a Dynamic Structural Model in a Transportation Network (Weilong Wang, Jinyang Zheng, Karthik Kannan and Fei Ren)

Context Dependent Preferences and Image-Based Deep-Learning Recommendations (Heeseung Andrew Lee, Kihwan Nam and Wonsek Oh)

The Effect of Voice AI on Consumer Purchase and Search Behavior (Chenshuo Sun, Zijun Shi, Xiao Liu and Anindya Ghose)

Does Face Payment Affect Users’ Purchase Behavior? Evidence from a Natural Experiment (Gen Li, Jing Wang and Jason Chan)

The Impact of Airbnb’s Entry on Financial Delinquency (Jinan Lin, Tingting Nian and Vijay Gurbaxani)

Knowledge is Like Money: A Demand Estimation for Paid-Knowledge Products (Yue Jin, Jinyang Zhen, Jinghua Huang and Yong Tan)

Status Downgrade: The Impact of Losing Status on a User Generated Content Platform (Vandith Pamuru, Wreetabrata Kar and Warut Khern-Am-Nuai)

Birds of a Feather Flock Together (More) in the Age of Trump: Ethnic Homophily in Crowdfunding (Deserena Sulaeman)

Product-driven Entrepreneurs and Online Crowdfunding Campaign (Lin Hu, Zhenhua Wu and Bin Gu)

Battle of Genders: A Large-Scale Empirical Analysis on Emotions, Gender, and Donations in Medical Crowdfunding (Yun Young Hur, Fujie Jin, Yuan Chen, Xitong Li and Jeffrey Hu)

Getting Behind Closed Doors: Developing Fan Engagement in Subscription-Based Crowdfunding (Yu-Kai Lin, Aarun Rai and Yukin Yang)

Cryptocurrency Innovations and Returns (Vasundhara Sharma, Ashish Agarwel and Anitesh Barua)

Status (dis)Advantage: Effect of Stakeholder Diversity and Deviation in Group Norms in Online Matrimonial Platforms (Sabari Rajan Karmegam, Anand Gopal and David Waguespack)

The Secret to Finding Love: A Field Experiment of Choice Structure in Online Dating Platform (Jaehwuen Jung, Hyungsoo Lim, Dongwon Lee and Chul Kim)

Network Attraction: Quality vs. Availability in Two Sided Markets (Kyungmin Lee, Nitin Jonglekar and Marshall Van Alstyne)

Conference Dinner at GOP Varieté Theatre

2.00 pm – 4.00 pm

4.20 pm

– 6.20 pm

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

FRIDAY, 20 DECEMBER 2019 Coffee Session 1: 30 min per paper: 20 min presentation, 5 min discussion, 4 min Q&A, 1 min changeover

Track 1: Artificial Intelligence (Room: Senatssaal, E110) Track 2: Online Finance (Room: A120) Track 3: News (Room: A125) The Impact of AI-powered Shelf Monitoring on Product Sales: Analysis of a Natural Experiment (Yipu Deng, Jinyang Zheng, Liqiang Huang and Karthik Kannan) Discussant: Jason Chan

The Impacts of Prediction Technologies on Relational Contracts (Parinaz Naghizadeh, Thanh Nguyen and Shai Vardi) Discussant: Chris Dellarocas

UnFair Machine Learning Algorithms (Runshan Fu, Manmohan Aseri, Param Vir Singh and Kannan Srinivasan) Discussant: Lizhen Xu

Gender Gaps in Equity Crowdfunding: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment (Sofia Bapna and Martin Ganco) Discussant: Ohad Barzilay

Tradable Tokens, Demand Discovery and Funding for New Ventures (Yannis Bakos and Hanna Halaburda) Discussant: VC Choudhary

How Does Big Data Impact Small Investors’ Decision Quality? Evidence from a Natural Experiment (Taha Havakhor, Mohammad Saifur Rahman, Tianjian Zhang and Chenqi Zhu) Discussant: Keongtae Kim

Extended Abstract on the Use of Personal Data for Crafting and Precision Targeting of Fake News (Eric K. Clemons) Discussant: Soumya Sen

Effects of Content Sourcing Strategy on Online News Subscription (Xiaoli Yang and Nachiketa Sahoo) Discussant: Jörg Claussen

How Media Ownership Impacts Information Skews: A Study of Televised News Using Massive-Scale Text Transcripts (Kai Zhu and Dylan Walker) Discussant: Shawndra Hill

Coffee Break Session 2: 30 min per paper: 20 min presentation, 5 min discussion, 4 min Q&A, 1 min changeover

Track 1: Video Media (Room: Senatssaal, E110) Track 2: User Generated Content (Room: A120) Track 3: Crowds & Platforms (Room: A125) Disrupting Class: Using Video Analytics and Machine Learning to Understand Student Behavior Online (Mi Zhou, George Chen, Pedro Ferreira and Michael Smith) Discussant: Dokyun Lee

The Impact of Internet Water Armies on Online and Offline media: An Analysis of Movie Industry (Xueyan Yin, Ying Liu, Pei-Yu Chen and Zhan Shi) Discussant: Brett Danaher

Cross-channel Engagement: The Effect of Mobile TV Streaming on Traditional TV Viewership (Katsiaryna Siamionava, Sabyasachi Mitra, Sridhar Narasimhan, Yevgeniy Puzyrev and Leting Wu) Discussant: Ananya Sen

Chat More and Contribute Better: An Empirical Study of a Knowledge-sharing Community (Xiaomeng Chen, Chris Forman and Michael Kummer) Discussant: Brad Greenwood

Peer Recognition Increases Content Generation but Reduces Content Novelty (Gorden Burtch, Qinglai He, Yili Hong and Dokyun Lee) Discussant: Anjana Susarla

Do Curation Algorithms Amplify the Effect of Trolls on Users? (Amy Pei and Dina Mayzlin) Discussant: Sagit Bar-Gill

Search Frictions, Sorting and Matching in Two-Sided Markets (Hyesung Yoo, Song Yao, Ravi Bapna and Jui Ramaprasad) Disussant: Rodrigo Belo

Do corporate contributions spur innovative activity in online crowdsourced goods? Evidence from the Linux kernel (Do Yoon Kim and Mike Teodorescu) Discussant: Olga Slivko

Effects of Individualistic, Cooperative, Competitive, and Coopetitive Gamification on Fitness Mobile App Use: A Longitudinal Field Experiment (Jun Zhang, Qiqi Jiang, Wenping Zhang, Lele Kang, Paul Lowry and Xiong Zhang) Discussant: Jui Ramaprasad

Lunch Break Plenary Session: 15 min per Paper: 10 min presentation, 4 min Q&A, 1 min changeover

Best Paper nominees (Room: Große Aula, E120) Network centralization and collective intelligence: a randomized experiment (Jesse Shore, Ethan Bernstein and Alice Jayoung Jang) Product Variety and Asymmetric Competition: Scalable Market Mapping using Customer Journeys (Madhav Kumar, Dean Eckles and Sinan Aral) The Editor vs. the Algorithm: Returns to Data and Externalities in Online News (Jörg Claussen, Christian Peukert & Ananya Sen) Cross-Sampling Physical Products Through E-Commerce Warehouses: Experimental Evidence from Alibaba (Brian Rongqing Han, Tianshu Sun, Leon Yang Chu and Lixia Wu) Coffee Break

8.30 am – 10.00 am

10.20 am

– 11.50 am

12.45 am – 1.55 pm

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

FRIDAY, 20 DECEMBER 2019 Session 3: 30 min per paper: 20 min presentation, 5 min discussion, 4 min Q&A

Track 1: News (Room: Senatssaal, E110) Track 2: Mobile & Social (Room: A120) Track 3: Crowds & Platforms (Room: A125) Cure or Poison? Identity Verification and the Creation of Fake News on Social Media (Shuting Ada Wang, Min-Seok Pang and Paul A. Pavlou) Discussant: Panos Adamopolous

Do Ads Harm News Consumption? (Shunyao Yan, Klaus Miller and Bernd Skiera) Discussant: Kiron Ravindran

Spillovers from Online Engagement: The Effects of Digital Paywall Activation on Subscriber Revenue and Retention (Eric Overby, Adithya Pattabhiramaiah and Lizhen Xu) Discussant: Ravi Bapna

The impact of social media usage on academic performance and well-being: Evidence from a randomized controlled trial (Avinash Collis and Felix Eggers) Discussant: Bill Rand

Can Peer Influence Hamper Success? Exploring Numerous Products’ Diffusion Processes in a Social Platform (Neta Livneh, Lev Muchnik and Jacob Goldenberg) Discussant: Edward McFowland III

Location-Based Mobile Targeting: Push or Pull? (Dominik Molitor, Martin Spann, Anindya Ghose and Philipp Reichhart) Discussant: Sanjeev Dewan

Dog Eat Dog: Measuring Returns to Scale Using a Digital Platform Merger (Chiara Farronato, Jessica Fong and Andrey Fradkin) Discussant: Dave Holtz

Impact of Quality-Tiering in a Sharing Economy Platform: Evidence from Airbnb (Jooho Kim, Sanjeev Dewan and Tingting Nian) Discussant: Vilma Todri

Friend or Foe? Bike-sharing and Ride-sharing in New York City (Young-Jin Kwon, Seonkyung Agnes Yang, Sang-Yong Tom Lee and Seung Hyun Kim) Discussant: Xitong Li

Note: No break between sessions Session 4 30 min per paper: 20 min presentation, 5 min discussion, 4 min Q&A

Track 1: Dark Side (Room: Senatssaal, E110) Track 2: Data & Privacy (Room: A120) Track 3: Artificial Intelligence (Room: A125) In Reviews We Trust: The Dark Side of Review Incentive Programs (Gabriela Alves Werb and Thomas Paul) Discussant: Dominik Gutt

Shedding Light on the Dark: The Impact of Legal Enforcement on Darknet Transactions (Jason Chan, Shu He, Dandan Qiao and Andrew Whinston) Discussant: Michail Batikas

Evaluating the Economic and Security Benefits of Bug Bounty Program (Jiali Zhou and Kai-Lung Hui) Discussant: Byungjoon Yoo

Delaying Informed Consent: An Empirical Investigation of Mobile Apps’ Upgrade Decisions (Raveesh Mayya and Siva Viswanathan) Discussant: Giulia Solinas

Fear of Losing Financial Information? Testing the Enhanced APCO Framework in the Context of Mobile Banking (Laura Brandimarte, Marco Terlizzi, Otavio Sanchez and Sue Brown) Discussant: Idris Adjerid

How to Sell a Dataset? Pricing Policies for Data Monetization (Sameer Mehta, Milind Dawande, Ganesh Janakiraman and Vijay Mookerjee) Discussant: Min-Seok Pang

Occupational Change: Automation and Reskilling Risks (Sebastian Steffen and Erik Brynjolfsson) Discussant: Hilal Atasoy

AI vs. Human: The Effect of Artificial Intelligence-Based Mobile Interventions on Health Behavior Change (Nakyung Kyung, Hyeokkoo Eric Kwon and Sanghee Lim) Discussant: Tuan Phan

Adoption of Predictive Analytics: Impact of Model Interpretability (Daehwan Ahn, Abdullah Almaatouq and Kartik Hosanagar) Discussant: Markus Weinmann

3.35 pm – 5.05 pm

2.05 pm

– 3.35 pm

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