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English
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MST 0234
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7.5 stp
Introduksjon
Marketing focuses on delivering value to consumers. However, many consumer decisions have detrimental impacts on themselves, other people, and the planet. In this course, we examine why people make decisions that are bad for themselves and others, and ways that marketers can influence consumer behavior to improve decision making.
This course examines how marketing and consumption impact social welfare, individual happiness, social cohesion, and sustainability, both favorably and unfavorably. We will draw on insights developed in marketing research, which include perspectives from psychology, sociology, and economics.
The course has two major objectives within the program portfolio. First, students will become familiar with critical perspectives and scientific findings about the potential impacts of their profession on society. Second, students will learn how they can apply their marketing expertise to help firms succeed while also helping to transform society and create a better world.
Kursets innhold
Why is it so hard to do the right thing?
Social marketing: SHIFT, stigma, & social practices
Social Status
False beliefs
Oppositional consumption
Identity & Influence
Social norms (conformity & violations)
Prejudice and stereotypes
Social class
Technology and life
Time
Flourishing
Nudging.
Forbehold
Dette er et utdrag fra den komplette kursbeskrivelsen for kurset. Dersom du er aktiv student på BI, kan du finne de komplette kursbeskrivelsene med informasjon om bl.a. læringsmål, læreprosess, pensum og eksamen på portal.bi.no. Vi tar forbehold om endringer i denne beskrivelsen.