Ambarish Chandra
Bio
Ambarish Chandra conducts research in Empirical Industrial Organization. He studies competition and public policy in a number of industries, with particular emphasis on the airline, automobile and newspaper industries. His recent research has focused on how travel and trade across the U.S.-Canada border responds to exchange rate changes.
Academic Positions
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2018-
Associate Professor, Rotman School of Management and Department of Management UTSC
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2011-present
Assistant Professor, Rotman School of Management and Department of Management UTSC
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2006-2011
Assistant Professor, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia
Selected Publications - Papers
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How Does Advertising Depend on Competition? Evidence from U.S. Brewing
Chandra, Ambarish and Matthew Weinberg
Management Science
Issue:Forthcoming
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Revisiting the Relationship between Competition and Price Discrimination
Chandra, Ambarish and Mara Lederman
American Economic Journal: Microeconomics
2018
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Who Loses When Prices Are Negotiated? An Analysis of the New Car Market
Chandra, Ambarish, Sumeet Gulati and James Sallee
Journal of Industrial Economics
2017
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Newspapers and Magazines
Chandra, Ambarish and Ulrich Kaiser
in The Handbook of Media Economics, Simon Anderson, David Stromberg and Joel Waldfogel eds., Elsevier
2016
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Targeted Advertising in Magazine Markets and the Advent of the Internet
Chandra, Ambarish and Ulrich Kaiser
Management Science
2014
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The Economics of Cross-Border Travel
Chandra, Ambarish, Keith Head and Mariano Tappata
Review of Economics and Statistics
2014
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Consumer Search and Dynamic Price Dispersion
Chandra, A., Tappata, M.
Rand Journal of Economics
2011
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Green Drivers or Free Riders? An Analysis of Tax Rebates for Hybrid Vehicles
Chandra A., Gulati, S., Kandlikar, M.
Journal of Environmental Economics & Management
2010
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Mergers in Two-Sided Markets: An Application to the Canadian Newspaper Industry
Chandra, A., Collard-Wexler, A.
Journal of Economics & Management Strategy
2009
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Targeted Advertising: The Role of Subscriber Characteristics in Media Markets
Journal of Industrial Economics
2009