Assistant Professor of Marketing, NYU Shanghai
I am an Assistant Professor of Marketing at New York University, Shanghai.
My research focuses on consumer behavior, judgment, and decision-making, with a particular emphasis on enhancing consumer and social welfare. Specifically, I examine how consumers make sustainable decisions throughout the consumption journey. This includes investigating responses to sustainable materials, the motivations behind sustainability-related behaviors, and factors that influence disposal practices, such as food waste and recycling.
Additionally, I study how people process numerical information and how it affects their judgments and decisions. For example, I explore how perceptions of time and the influence of marketing rankings shape decision-making.
My research has been published in leading journals such as the Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Consumer Psychology, and Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, and has been presented at conferences like ACR and SCP.
New York University, Shanghai, September 2022 – present
Assistant Professor of Marketing
Virginia Tech, 2022
Pamplin College of Business
Ph.D., Marketing (Minor in Statistics)
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2016
Antai College of Economics and Management
Master of Science, Marketing
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2013
Antai College of Economics and Management
Bachelor of Business Administration, Marketing
(updated September 2024)
Xie, Vivian (Jieru)*, Fengyan Cai*, and Rajesh Bagchi* (2024). “The Rank Length Effect,” Journal of Marketing Research (forthcoming).
Xie, Vivian (Jieru) and Rajesh Bagchi (2024). “How Duration of Storage Affects Food Waste Behavior,” Journal of Consumer Psychology, 34(4), 570-587.
Chaxel, Anne-Sophie, Catherine Wiggins, and Vivian (Jieru) Xie (2018). “The Impact of a Limited Time Perspective on Information Distortion,” Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 149, 35-46.
(* denotes equal authorship.)
Xie, Vivian (Jieru) and Rajesh Bagchi, "The Effect of Evaluations on Consumer Recycling Behavior."
Cai, Fengyan, Vivian (Jieru) Xie, and Christopher K. Hsee, “The Evenness-Seeking Effect: How Unequal Distribution Influences Consumers’ Behavior.”
Xie, Vivian (Jieru) and Rajesh Bagchi, “Performance Diversity and Team Performance Expectations.”
Lai, Edward (Yuhang) and Vivian (Jieru) Xie, “Rewards and Sustainability.”
Xie, Vivian (Jieru), Jiding Zhang, and Rajesh Bagchi, “The ‘Freshness’ Bias.”
NYU Shanghai (2022--present)
Consumer Behavior (MKTG SHU 2)
Digital Marketing Analytics (MKTG SHU 154)
Virginia Tech (2018--2022)
Consumer Behavior (MKTG 4204)
Marketing Communications (MKTG 4304)
Pudong Pearl Awards, 2024
Shanghai Leading Talents Awards, 2022
ACR-Sheth Dissertation Award (Winner), 2020
AMA-Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium Fellow (Indiana University), 2020
Pamplin College Doctoral Summer Research Grant ($7,500), 2019 & 2021
Hongxing Scholarship (Top 3% of the Business School), 2015
Outstanding Graduate of SJTU (Top 3% of SJTU), 2013
Excellent National Undergraduate Research Project, 2013
China National Scholarship (Top 2% of SJTU, 1st in the Marketing Department), 2012