Tentative Schedule for 2005
ACCI Conference
Wednesday,
April 6
Reception,
Thursday,
April 7
|
Paper Session
1 Environmental
and Food Safety Concerns Presider: Steven
T. Yen 1. Affect or
Information? Labeling
Policy and Consumer Valuation of rBST Free and Organic Characteristics
of Milk. Jane
Kolodinsky, 2.
Willingness to Pay for Genetically Modified Food: Evidence of
Hypothetical Bias from an Auction Experiment in 3. The
Effects of Attitudes, Perceived Control, and Knowledge on Engaging in
Environmentally Conscious Behaviors. JeongHee
Yeo and Loren
Geistfeld, |
Paper Session
2 Retirement
Issues 1. Balance Sheet Changes Among Pre-Retirement Cohorts During The 1990s: How Do Boomers Compare? Michael Finke, Deanna L. Sharpe, and Sandra Huston, University of Missouri-Columbia. 2. A
Longitudinal Analysis of the Impact of Chronic Conditions on Wealth
Depletion. Hyungsoo Kim, |
Paper Session
3 Welfare
and the Working Poor Presider: Teresa Mauldin,
University of
Georgia. 1. Tracking
the Transition from Welfare to Work. Cynthia
Needles Fletcher, Mary
Winter, and An-Ti Shih, 2. A Profile of the Older Working Poor. Yoon G. Lee, Utah State University , William T. Gallo, Yale University, Sin-How Lim, University of Pittsburgh, and Hsun-Mei Teng, Yale University. 3. Transition to Poverty Among the Elderly: Evidence from the Health and Retirement Study. Deanna L.
Sharpe and Eun-Young Choi,
University of Missouri-Columbia. |
Thursday,
|
Paper Session
4 Credit
and Debit Presider: Robert Kerton,
University of Waterloo. 2. Economic
vs. Social Predictors of Chapter 13 Completion Rates:
An In-depth
Analysis of One Bankruptcy District. David A.
Evans, 3.
Determinants of Debit Card Use: A Study from the Consumers’ Perspective. Rui Jin and Sharon A.
DeVaney, |
Invited
Session 21st
Century Problems: Consumer Protection
Offices Meet the Challenge. Moderator:
Elizabeth Owen, Executive Director, National Association of Consumer
Agency Administrators (NACAA) Panelists: 1. Stephen
D.
Hannan (NACAA President), Administrator, 2. Michael L.
Gonidakis, Senior Deputy, Consumer Protection Division, Ohio Attorney
General’s Office 3. Helen
MacMurray, Director, Kegler, Brown, Hill & Ritter |
Special
Session 1 Nutrition
Guidance, Monitoring and Evaluation: An Overview Moderator: P.
Peter Basiotis, USDA 1. Nutrition
Monitoring and Policy: The Dietary Guidelines and Food Guide Pyramid
Connection. Patricia
Guenther, USDA 2. The 3. The
Healthy Eating Index (HEI): What It Is and its Role in Nutrition
Monitoring and Policy. P. Peter Basiotis,
USDA. Discussant: Helen H. Jensen, |
Thursday,
|
Paper Session
5 Credit
and Debit Issues Presider: Michael
S. Gutter, University of Wisconsin-Madison. 2. Is There a
Credit Card Puzzle? – An Exploratory Study. Lan Bi and Catherine
P. Montalto, |
Paper Session
6 Internet
Issues Presider:
Jane
Kolodinsky, 2. The
Relationship of Family Communication Patterns to Teenagers'
Attitudes toward Online Privacy. Seounmi
Youn, |
Paper
Session 7 Wills
and Bequests 1. On Whether and Why People Leave Bequests in the 2. Will
Adoption and Life Events Among Older Households. Lance
Palmer, |
Friday,
April 8
|
Paper Session
8 Health
Issues Presider:
Larry Kirsch, IMR Health Economics. The Case of Smoking Cessation Products.
Rosemary
Avery, Donald
Kenkel, Dean
Lillard, and Alan
Mathios, 2. Does
Smoking Have a Causal Effect on Weight
Reduction? Zhuo Chen, Steven T.
Yen, and David B. Eastwood, 3.
Relationships Among Financial Practices, Financial Well-being, and
Health of Financially Distressed Consumers. |
Paper Session
9 Quality
of Life and the Economy Presider: Mary
Winter, Iowa State University. Baomei Zhao, Claudia J.
Heath, and Raymond
Forgue, 2. Mothers’
Share of Child Care in Rural Low-Income Families. Jiwon Seo,
Sharon
Seiling, and Kathryn
Stafford, 3. The Price
of Shelter: Housing Issues Affecting
Low Income, New Immigrant
Latinos. Lucy
Delgadillo and Elizabeth
Contos, |
Special
Session 2 Achieving
Customer Satisfaction in a Global Marketplace
Moderator:
Jeanne Bank, Consumer Services, Canadian Standards Association. Speakers: 1. Kernaghan
Webb, Senior Policy and Research
Director,
Office of Consumer Affairs, Industry 2. Richard
Woods 3. Genevieve
Reed, Director, Research, Option Consommatuers. Discussion
Leader: Jeanne Bank,
Manager, Consumer Services, Canadian Standards Association. |
Special Session 3 Presider: Jonathan
J. Fox, Ohio State University. Lewis
Mandell |
Friday,
April 8
Poster
Session 1 (
1.
The Changing of Consumer
Problems in
2.
Consumer Preferences Among Fluid Milks: Low-fat
versus High-fat Milk
Consumption in the
3.
Determinants of High-Fat versus Low-Fat Meat
Products Consumption. Yan
Huang,
Mohamed Abdel-Ghany, Laura Reynolds, and Cliff
Robb,
4.
Using the Transtheoretical Model of Change to
Assess Differences Among
Households at Separate Stages of Saving Behavior Development.
Angela
Fontes and Michael
S. Gutter, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
5.
Married Employees in Various Patterns of their
Workweek. Jong Hee
Lee,
6.
Consumer Culture in
7.
Remittance Patterns of Sudanese Refugee Men.
Phyllis
Johnson and
Kathrin Stoll,
9.
Cigarette Consumption in
10.
Food Stamp Participation Among Older Americans
Pre- and Post-Welfare
Reform.
Eun-Young Choi and Deanna Sharpe,
12.
Consumer
Socialization Among College Students in
13.
14.
Theoretical Model of Optimum Level of Entry Regulation on Consumer
Safety. Serah Shin
and Jung Sung
Yeo,
15.
Interactive Effect of Consumer Involvement and Brand Knowledge on Brand
Extension. Zhang Cheng,
16. Consumption
of Urban and Rural Households in
China: Current Status and Policy Recommendations. Jianrui Wang,
Shijiazhuang University of Economics.
17. Analysis
of Financial Management
Behavior to Develop Older Consumer Education Programs. Soon-Young
Song
and Seung-Sin Lee, Korea Consumer Protection Board.
18. How
Women’s Online Shopping Behaviors
Differ from Men’s, Chuanlan Liu, Sandra
Forsythe, and Daniel M.
Gropper, Auburn University
Friday
|
Special
Session 4 Challenges
Faced by Low-Income Consumers Moderator: Cynthia
Needles Fletcher, 1. Influences
on Health Care of Children in Carol
B. Roskey, 2. Assets and
Program Participation. Steven
B. Garasky, 3. The Demand
for Education by Children at Risk of Becoming Orphans. Craig
Gundersen, Discussant: Helen Jensen,
|
Special
Session 5 Introducing
Income Imputation: Improving Data Quality
in the Consumer Expenditure Survey Moderator:
Geoffrey Paulin, Bureau of Labor Statistics 1. History and Importance of Income Imputation in the
Consumer Expenditure Survey. Geoffrey
Paulin, Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2. How to
Produce Statistically Valid Inferences Using Microdata:
What Users Need to Know. Eric Keil, Bureau of Labor Statistics. 3. How Does
Income Imputation Affect Results Derived from Consumer Expenditure
Survey Data? Geoffrey Paulin and Jonathan Fisher, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Discussant: Catherine
Montalto, |
Paper Session
10 Retirement
Issues Presider: Elizabeth
Goldsmith, JeongHee
Yeo and Loren
Geistfeld, 3. The Impact
of Debt on Retirement. Dan Zhu and Charles
B. Hatcher, 4. Baby
Boomers and Housing Down Payment Sources. Yoon G. Lee and Bonny
Lewellyn, |
Showcase
Session 1 Military
Money/Financial Readiness Campaign. 1. David
Wheelock and Carl
Surran, InCharge Educational Foundation, Inc., 2. Colonel
Marcus Beauregard, Office of
UnderSecretary of Defense for Military Community and Family Policy, 3. Lillie
Cannon, National Military Family Association |
Friday
April 8
Poster
Session 2 (
1.
Health Effects of Financial Stress: An
Exploratory Study. Barbara
O’Neill,
Rutgers Cooperative Extension, Jing J.
Xiao, University of Arizona, Beniot Sorhaindo, InCharge Education
Foundation, and Thomas Garman,
emeritus,
Virginia Tech University.
2.
Changes in the Expenditures of Canadian Retirees.
Karen
A. Duncan,
3.
Factors That Influence Social Security Dependency.
Nathaniel Harness,
4.
Wife-husband Role Division on Household
Financial Management: Comparing
Dual-
and Single-Income Households. Eun-Hwa
Lee and Se-Jeong
Yang,
5.
Effects
of Financial Knowledge and Financial Management on Objective
and
Subjective Financial Satisfaction. Dongpil
Cho and Se-Jeong
Yang,
6.
A Cohort Analysis of Contribution Rates in
Defined Contribution Plans. Lingling
Wang and Michael
S. Gutter, University
of Wisconsin-Madison.
7.
Older Consumers’ Debt Repayment Behavior.
Sunmee Baeck,
8.
Patterns and Determinants of Low-Income Family
Saving. Youngae
Lee and Kathryn
Stafford,
9.
Looking Beyond Retirement: Patterns and Predictors of End of Life
Planning Among
Older Wisconsinites. Yung-ting Su, University of Wisconsin-Madison
10.
What Can Financial Ratios Tell Us About Low
Income Households? Teresa Mauldin
and Joan
Moss,
11.
The Role of Real Estate Investments in
Retirement Planning. Miguel
Fernandez
and Yoon G. Lee,
12. Economic Status
of Grandparent Headed Households Before and at Time of Acquiring a
Co-Resident Grandchild. Tammy Wiese, Teresa Cooney, and Deanna L.
Sharpe, University of Missouri, Columbia.
13.
Before and After the Economic Crisis: Changes in
Financial Ratios of
the
Self-Employed Households. MiKyeong Bae,
KeiMyung University, Eunyoung Baek, Sungkyunkwan University, and Sherman D.
Hanna, Ohio State University
14.
Understanding
Mutual Fund and Stock Investors. Pingping Han and Sharon A.
DeVaney,
15.
Effect of Pell Grants and Other Factors on Debt Accumulation of
Friday,
April 8
|
Paper Session
11 Consumer
Issues Presider: Brenda Cude, 2. Concerned
Consumers for Consumption: The Role of Corporate Front Groups in
Consumer Policy. Robert
N. Mayer and Jamie Burgon, 3. Race,
Source of Information, and Savings Related Market Activities. Michael
S. Gutter and Peter Clement, |
Paper Session
12 Debt
and Financial Assets Presider: Lan Bi, 2. Predicting
Emergency Fund Adequacy Using Classification Trees. So-Hyun Joo, and John E.
Grable, 3. Stock
Ownership and Credit Card Debt. Sunmee Baeck,
Consumer
Sciences and Retailing, and Haejeong Kim,
4. The
Determinants of Propensity to Consume out of Wealth: Who Will Spend
More when Wealth Increases? Anna K. Gourgova and Sharon A.
DeVaney, |
Special
Session 6 Health
Care Use, Insurance Coverage, and Employment of Low-Income Rural
Families Moderator: Sharon
Seiling, 1. Ethnic
Differences in Predictors of Health Care Use Among Low-income, Rural
Women. Karen Varcoe
and Zana Devitto, University of California-Riverside, and 2. Health
Issues, Health Insurance Coverage, and Employment:
Low-Income Mothers and their Partners. 3. Linkages
Between Employment Patterns and Depression Over Time:
The Case of Low-Income Rural Mothers.
Elizabeth
Dolan, University of New Hampshire, Jean Bauer, University of Minnesota, Leslie
Richards, Oregon State University, and Bonnie Braun, University of Maryland.. |
Roundtables 1. Words of Wisdom About Successful Undergraduate
Consumer Studies Programs. E. Thomas Garman,
Professor Emeritus, Virginia Tech. 2. Issues,
Considerations, and Opportunities. Joseph W. Goetz, 3. Beyond
Nader: New Ways of Teaching and Thinking About Consumer Economics. Elizabeth
Goldsmith, 4. Personal Finance in an Academic Curriculum. Lance
Palmer, Bill Gustafson, Texas Tech University,
Jonathan
J. Fox, The Ohio State University
Ryan Halley, Texas Tech University
5. Paradigms Shaping The Next Generation of
Consumer Studies. Sue
L.T. McGregor, Mount Saint Vincent University. |
Saturday,
April 9
|
Consumer Issues 2. The
Effects of Culture on Women’s Opinions and Consumption Values for both
Hedonic and Utilitarian Products in Tsai-Ju Liao
and Lien-Ti Bei,
|
Showcase
Session 2 1. Covering
Kids and Families. Roberta
Riportella,
Michael Jacob, and Allison Espeseth, University of
Wisconsin-Madison 2. Teens
Privacy Rights Online. Joan
L. Kinney, University of
Wisconsin-Madison 4. Money
Talk$ for College Students. |
Special
Session 7 Moderator:
E. Co-presenters Benoit
Sorhaindo, InCharge Education Foundation. Barbara
O'Neill, Aimee D. Prawitz,
Northern Jing
Jian Xiao, |
Saturday,
April 9
10:30-noon
|
Paper Session
14 Elder
Health and Vulnerability. Presider: Karen
A. Duncan, 2. Use of
Alternative Medicine Among Older Adults: An
Exploratory Study. Catherine
P. Montalto, Vibha
Bhargava, and Gong-Soog
Hong, |
Paper Session
15 Consumer
Issues. Presider: Allen Martin,
California State University,
Northridge. 3. Myers
Briggs Type and Risk Taking in College Students. |
Showcase
Session 3 Helping Families Achieve Financial Goals. |
Assistant: Tzu-Chin
Martina Peng
Chair: Sherman
D. Hanna
Reviewers:
| Mohamed Abdel-Ghany, University of Alabama | John Grable, Kansas State University | Teresa Mauldin, University of Georgia, Athens |
| Mohd Fahzy Abdul-Rahman, Ohio State University | Michael Gutter, University of Wisconsin, Madison | Robert Mayer, Loyola University Chicago |
| M. J. Alhabeeb, University of Massachusetts, Amherst | Pingping Han, Purdue University | Michael B. Mazis, American University |
| Sunmee Baeck, Purdue University | Sherman D. Hanna, Ohio State University | Maurice McDonald, Iowa State University |
| William Bailey, University of Arkansas | Charles Hatcher, University of Wisconsin, Madison | Sue L.T. McGregor, Mount Saint Vincent University |
| Vickie Bajtelsmit, Colorado State University | Celia Hayhoe, Virginia Tech | Judy McKenna, Colorado State University |
| Judi Bartfeld, University of Wisconsin - Madison | George Haynes, University of Montana | Catherine P. Montalto, Ohio State University |
| Suzanne Bartholomae, Ohio State University | Claudia Heath, University of Kentucky | Wanki Moon, Southern Illinois University |
| Peter Basiotis, U.S. Department of Agriculture | Jeanne Hogarth, Federal Reserve Board | James Morrison, University of Deleware |
| Jean Bauer, University of Minnesota | Karen Holden, University of Wisconsin, Madison | Joan Koonce Moss, University of Georgia |
| Lien-Ti Bei, National Chengchi University | Gong Soog Hong, Ohio State University | Glenn Muske, Oklahoma State University |
| Alexandra Bernasek,Colorado State University | Neal Hooker, Ohio State University | Ikuko Ogawa, Kagawa University |
| Ruth Berry, University of Manitoba | Charles Yuji Horioka, Osaka University | Janis K. Pappalardo, Federal Trade Commission |
| Vibha Bhargava, Ohio State University | Sandra Huston, University of Missouri | H. G. Parsa, Ohio State University |
| Lan Bi, Ohio State University | Rui Jin, Purdue University | Geoffrey Paulin, U.S. Department of Labor |
| Keith Bryant, Cornell University | So-Hyun Joo, Texas Tech University | Sandra Phillips, Syracuse University |
| Piyathida Bumrungtrakul, University of Missouri | Virginia Junk, University of Idaho | Kathleen Prochaska-Cue, University of Nebraska-Lincoln |
| Richard Burkhauser, Cornell University | Hyojin Kang, Suwon University | Kathryn Rettig, University of Minnesota |
| Les Carlson, Clemson University | Robert Kerton, University of Waterloo | Mary Ellen Rider, Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Andrew Carswell, University of Georgia | Eun-Jin Kim, Ohio State University | Carol Roskey, Iowa State University |
| Wen S. Chern, Ohio State University | Jinhee Kim, University of Maryland | Patricia Rudolph, American University |
| Sophia Chiremba, Purdue University | Sora Kim, Seoul National University | Sharon Seiling, Ohio State University |
| Jinsook Cho, University of Wisconsin | Karrol Kitt, University of Texas, Austin | Deanna Sharpe, University of Missouri |
| Larry Compeau, Clarkson University | Jane Kolodinsky, University of Vermont | Emilian Simian, University of Missouri |
| Ronald Crabb, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater | Jasook Kwon | Leslie Stoel, Ohio State University |
| Brenda J. Cude, University of Georgia | Karen Lahey, University of Akron | Marlene Stum, University of Minnesota |
| Sharon Danes, University of Minnesota | Whuei-wen Christine Lai, Yuan Ze University | Anne Sweaney, University of Georgia |
| Lucy Delgadillo, Utah State University | Eun-Ju Lee, California State University, Los Angeles | Stephanie Vanderford, University of Georgia |
| Sharon A. DeVaney, Purdue University | Jean-marc Lehu, Paris Graduate School of Management | Robert O. Weagley, University of Missouri |
| Elizabeth M. Dolan, University of New Hampshire | Sharron Lennon, Ohio State University | Gale E. West, Laval University |
| Karen A. Duncan, University of Manitoba | Jordan Lin, FDA | Keala Widdows, Wabash College |
| David Eastwood, University of Tennessee | Suzanne Lindamood, Columbus, Ohio | Mary Winter, Iowa State University |
| Jessie Fan, University of Utah | Molly Longstreth, University of Arkansas | Sheri Lokken Worthy, Mississippi State University |
| Michael Finke, University of Missouri | Jean Lown, Utah State University | Jing J. Xiao, University of Arizona |
| Ann Marie Fiore, Iowa State University | Angela Lyons, University of Illinois | Tansel Yilmazer, Purdue University |
| Jonathan Fisher, Bureau of Labor Statistics | Ruth Lytton, Virginia Tech | Jay Zagorsky, Ohio State University |
| Cynthia Fletcher, Iowa State University | Lakshmi Malroutu, California State University, Sacramento | Baomai Zhao, University of Kentucky |
| Monroe Friedman, Eastern Michigan University | Allen Martin, California State University, Northridge | Cathleen Zick, University of Utah |
| Loren Geistfeld, Ohio State University | Alan Mathios, Cornell University | Virginia Zuiker, University of Minnesota |
| Anna Gourgova, Purdue University |
Special
Sessions
Chair: Jessie Fan,
University of Utah
Reviewers:
Wen S. Chern, Ohio State University
David Eastwood, University of Tennessee
Yoon G. Lee, Utah State University
Robert O. Herrmann, Penn State University
Gong Soog Hong, Ohio State University
Robert Kerton, University of Waterloo
Mary Ellen Rider, Lincoln, Nebraska
Carol Roskey, Iowa State University
Deanna Sharpe, University of Missouri
Jing J. Xiao, University of Arizona
Chair:
