Marketing Professor Eli Cox spoke at the Texas Exes Alumni College on whether America is in moral decline. The short answer? Yes.
In this clip, he explains the economic concept of marginal utility - that the satisfying effect of acquiring goods and money diminishes over time. But for some individuals, no amount of money is enough, [...]
Video: Cox on “Is America in Moral Decline?”
July 17th, 2009 · Filed under: Faculty News · Opinion · video
Posted by Tracy Mueller
Tags: · Alumni Collge, Amercian moral decline, business, Eli Cox, ethics, marginal utility, point of satiation, Texas Exes, video
Cox in Statesman: The Role of Ethics in Education
March 3rd, 2009 · Filed under: Faculty News · McCombs in the Media
Posted by Rob Meyer
Austin American-Statesman, Feb. 28, 2009
By Eli P. Cox III, Professor of Marketing, Director of the Business Honors Program
It is tempting to respond to Thomas Palaima’s recent ad hominem attack on corporate culture with more of the same. However, such a response would trivialize the serious issues facing the University of Texas.
First, should UT act as a [...]
Tags: · AT&T Center, Eli Cox, ethics, McCombs School, statesman
Cox: Creed of Greed Not Supported by Adam Smith
September 30th, 2008 · Filed under: Faculty News
Posted by Rob Meyer
By Eli Cox, Chair, Department of Marketing
Ordinary Americans have a deepening mistrust of free-market capitalism as our nation has gone from Enron, WorldCom, Adelphia and Tyco to Bear Sterns, Freddie Mac, Fannie May and Lehman Brothers. Sadly, this mistrust is justified because too many corporate executives have adopted the creed of greed.
Tags: · Adam Smith, Eli Cox, financial crisis, Greed

