Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Josephine E. Olson

Professor of Marketing Professor Emerita of Business Administration

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Business

College of Business Administration

Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies

Josephine E. Olson is currently serving as a Business Professor of Marketing Professor Emerita of Business Administration at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Josephine E. Olson

University of Pittsburgh

Professor of Marketing Professor Emerita of Business Administration

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

economics social sciences sociology management social psychology human capital economic growth macroeconomics international trade higher education applied psychology personnel economics work-family interface human resource management econometrics women's health applied social psychology library management labor relations gender discrimination work adjustment student learning labor market impact gender equality empirical finance united states latin american countries operation management knowledge management vocational behavior regional studies human resources economic analysis family relations women's studies migration studies mobility academic librarianship applied cognitive psychology men's studies employee relations social bias sexual harassment job performance candidate selection panel data energy consumption workplace studies family relationships emerging markets international education socioeconomics student assessment volatility modeling forced migration open access population movements library science cognitive psychology organizational psychology occupational health psychology comparative psychology actual discrimination work behavior work values related fields career outcomes mobility strategies personality factors women managers job type wavelet decomposition economic factors eastern europe female profession import-led growth international economics career paths managerial economy business science international business business business studies economic research

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Determining the Gender Wage Gap Through Causal Inference and Machine Learning Models: Evidence From Chile. Neural Computing and Applications (2023)

Werner KristjanpollerKevin MichellJosephine E. Olson

causal inferenceeconomicsgender wage gapdata science

An Empirical Application of a Hybrid Anfis Model to Predict Household Over-Indebtedness. Neural Computing and Applications (2022)

Werner KristjanpollerNicole AstudilloJosephine E. Olson

econometricshybrid anfis modelempirical applicationhousehold over-indebtednessapplied mathematics

Long-Run Economic and Social Determinants of the Ecological Footprint of Latin America: A Panel Causality Approach. Environmental Science and Pollution Research (2022)

Christopher CastroWerner KristjanpollerJosephine E. Olson

economicsenvironmental scienceenvironmental economicsecological footprintsocial determinantslatin america

The Impact of Cultural Trade on Economic Growth. Applied Economics (2021)

Javier ScaviaPedro Fernández De La RegueraJosephine E. OlsonNahuel PezoaWerner Kristjanpoller

economicscultural tradeanthropologyeconomic growthapplied economics

Energy Consumption and Gdp Revisited: A New Panel Data Approach With Wavelet Decomposition. Applied Energy (2020)

Mauricio SaldiviaWerner KristjanpollerJosephine E. Olson

panel datawavelet decompositioneconometricseconomicsenergy consumptioneconomic analysisenergy economics

Evaluating a Short Term, First Year Study Abroad Program for Engineering and Business Undergraduates: The Impact on the Student Learning Experience. (2020)

Kristine LalleyJosephine OlsonBrant Hawk

engineeringshort termfirst year studyhigher educationengineering educationstudent learningbusiness undergraduates

The Effect of Market Returns and Volatility on Investment Choices in Chile’s Defined Contribution Retirement Plan. Journal of International Money and Finance (2020)

Werner D. KristjanpollerJosephine E. Olson

financial economicsvolatility modelingfinanceempirical financemarket returnsinvestment choicesinternational finance

What Learning Tools Do Students Prefer? an Assessment of Undergraduate Business Courses. Journal of Education for Business (2020)

Haimanti BanerjeeJosephine E. Olson

higher educationstudent assessmenteducationbusinesslearning toolsundergraduate business courses

Does the Commodities Boom Support the Export Led Growth Hypothesis? Evidence From Latin American Countries. Latin American Economic Review (2016)

Werner KristjanpollerJosephine E. OlsonRodolfo I. Salazar

macroeconomicsinternational tradeeconomicslatin american countrieseconomic developmenteconomic growthgrowth hypothesistrade

Choice of Retirement Funds in Chile: Are Chilean Women More Risk Averse Than Men?. Sex Roles (2015)

Werner D. KristjanpollerJosephine E. Olson

risk managementchilean womenfinanceretirement fundsrisk averse

1
2
3
4
10 / page

Josephine E. Olson

Professor of Marketing Professor Emerita of Business Administration

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Business

College of Business Administration

Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies

Josephine E. Olson is currently serving as a Business Professor of Marketing Professor Emerita of Business Administration at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Josephine E. Olson

University of Pittsburgh

Professor of Marketing Professor Emerita of Business Administration

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Determining the Gender Wage Gap Through Causal Inference and Machine Learning Models: Evidence From Chile. Neural Computing and Applications (2023)

Werner KristjanpollerKevin MichellJosephine E. Olson

causal inferenceeconomicsgender wage gapdata science

An Empirical Application of a Hybrid Anfis Model to Predict Household Over-Indebtedness. Neural Computing and Applications (2022)

Werner KristjanpollerNicole AstudilloJosephine E. Olson

econometricshybrid anfis modelempirical applicationhousehold over-indebtednessapplied mathematics

Long-Run Economic and Social Determinants of the Ecological Footprint of Latin America: A Panel Causality Approach. Environmental Science and Pollution Research (2022)

Christopher CastroWerner KristjanpollerJosephine E. Olson

economicsenvironmental scienceenvironmental economicsecological footprintsocial determinantslatin america

The Impact of Cultural Trade on Economic Growth. Applied Economics (2021)

Javier ScaviaPedro Fernández De La RegueraJosephine E. OlsonNahuel PezoaWerner Kristjanpoller

economicscultural tradeanthropologyeconomic growthapplied economics

Energy Consumption and Gdp Revisited: A New Panel Data Approach With Wavelet Decomposition. Applied Energy (2020)

Mauricio SaldiviaWerner KristjanpollerJosephine E. Olson

panel datawavelet decompositioneconometricseconomicsenergy consumptioneconomic analysisenergy economics

Evaluating a Short Term, First Year Study Abroad Program for Engineering and Business Undergraduates: The Impact on the Student Learning Experience. (2020)

Kristine LalleyJosephine OlsonBrant Hawk

engineeringshort termfirst year studyhigher educationengineering educationstudent learningbusiness undergraduates

The Effect of Market Returns and Volatility on Investment Choices in Chile’s Defined Contribution Retirement Plan. Journal of International Money and Finance (2020)

Werner D. KristjanpollerJosephine E. Olson

financial economicsvolatility modelingfinanceempirical financemarket returnsinvestment choicesinternational finance

What Learning Tools Do Students Prefer? an Assessment of Undergraduate Business Courses. Journal of Education for Business (2020)

Haimanti BanerjeeJosephine E. Olson

higher educationstudent assessmenteducationbusinesslearning toolsundergraduate business courses

Does the Commodities Boom Support the Export Led Growth Hypothesis? Evidence From Latin American Countries. Latin American Economic Review (2016)

Werner KristjanpollerJosephine E. OlsonRodolfo I. Salazar

macroeconomicsinternational tradeeconomicslatin american countrieseconomic developmenteconomic growthgrowth hypothesistrade

Choice of Retirement Funds in Chile: Are Chilean Women More Risk Averse Than Men?. Sex Roles (2015)

Werner D. KristjanpollerJosephine E. Olson

risk managementchilean womenfinanceretirement fundsrisk averse

1
2
3
4
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

George-Levi Gayle

Institution

Washington University in St. Louis

economic modelling

economic inequality

Andrew Hussey

Institution

University of Memphis

human capital

economic literature

Robert A. Shumsky

Institution

Dartmouth College

health care operations

supply chain optimization

Edward J Lusk

Institution

University of Pennsylvania

finance

accounting

M. Diane Burton

Institution

Cornell University

human resource management

management

Bruce A. Weinberg

Institution

Ohio State University

human capital

creativity assessment

Peter Orazem

Institution

Iowa State University

labor market integration

economic development

Kevin Lang

Institution

Boston University

economics

social sciences

Michael Keane

Institution

Johns Hopkins University

economics

econometrics

Ping Wang

Institution

Washington University in St. Louis

regional development

development geography

Similar Faculty Members

George-Levi Gayle

Institution

Washington University in St. Louis

economic modelling

economic inequality

Andrew Hussey

Institution

University of Memphis

human capital

economic literature

Robert A. Shumsky

Institution

Dartmouth College

health care operations

supply chain optimization

Edward J Lusk

Institution

University of Pennsylvania

finance

accounting

M. Diane Burton

Institution

Cornell University

human resource management

management

Bruce A. Weinberg

Institution

Ohio State University

human capital

creativity assessment

Peter Orazem

Institution

Iowa State University

labor market integration

economic development

Kevin Lang

Institution

Boston University

economics

social sciences

Michael Keane

Institution

Johns Hopkins University

economics

econometrics

Ping Wang

Institution

Washington University in St. Louis

regional development

development geography