Jiding Zhang
Assistant Professor of Information Systems
W. P. Carey School of Business
Arizona State University
About Me
I am an Assistant Professor of Information Systems at W. P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State University.
As an empiricist, I am passionate in applying and developing data science tools to solve novel challenges in business. Combining causal inference and machine learning methods, my work provides practical insights and recommendations for FinTech, platform governance, and media in the digital age. My research has appeared in leading academic journals, and has been recognized with multiple awards.
I obtained my Ph.D. degree from the Operations, Information and Decisions Department of The Wharton School. Prior to joining ASU, I was an Assistant Professor at NYU Shanghai.
Research
- Revenue Management in Crowdfunding, with S. Savin and S. Veeraraghavan.
[published version]
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management 25 (1), 200-217. - Does Fake News Create Echo Chambers?, with K. Moon and S. Veeraraghavan.
[SSRN]
- Finalist, 2022 INFORMS Service Science Best Cluster Paper Award
- Media coverage: Who Is Falling for Fake News?
- Fulfillment by Platform: Antitrust and Upstream Market Power, with A. Singh and S. Veeraraghavan.
[SSRN]
- Accepted to the 22nd ACM Conference on Economics and Computation (EC'21)
- Toward Understanding the Bitcoin Mining and Exchange Markets, with C. Jin, B. Lou, and L. Qiu.
[SSRN]
- Deep Causal Inequalities: Demand Estimation in Differentiated Products Markets, with E. Bakhitov and A. Singh.
- Accepted (as an oral presentation) to the KDD 2021 Workshop: Machine Learning for Consumers and Markets
- Matching in Labor Marketplaces: The Role of Experiential Information, with E. Belavina, K. Girotra and K. Moon. [SSRN]
(formerly titled: "Matching in Online Marketplaces when Talent is Difficult to Discern")
- Finalist, 2019 MSOM Student Paper Competition
- Finalist, 2019 Revenue Management and Pricing (RMP) Section Student Paper Prize
- Finalist, 2019 IBM (Service Science Section) Best Student Paper Award
Academic Honors and Awards
- Finalist, INFORMS Service Science Best Cluster Paper Award, 2022
- Finalist, MSOM Student Paper Competition, 2019
- Finalist, Revenue Management and Pricing (RMP) Section Student Paper Prize, 2019
- Finalist, IBM (Service Science Section) Best Student Paper Award, 2019
- Wharton Doctoral Fellowship, The Wharton School, 2015 - 2019
Teaching
Instructor:
- Enterprise Data Analytics (Arizona State University, specialized master's)
- Statistics for Business and Economics (NYU Shanghai, undergraduate core)
- Wharton Math Camp (The Wharton School, PhD)
Teaching Assistant:
- Introduction to Operations and Information Management (The Wharton School, undergraduate core)