Overview
Background
Lachlan Schomburgk is a Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Queensland Business School whose research examines consumer behaviour in financial and retail contexts, particularly how payment methods and transaction environments shape spending, judgement, and pro-social giving.
Positioned at the intersection of consumer behaviour, financial decision-making, and technology-enabled marketing, his work explores how changes in payment systems and digital environments influence real-world consumer outcomes.
His research has been published in leading journals including the Journal of Retailing and the European Journal of Marketing, and has attracted broad public attention through outlets including the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 9News, and The Guardian.
Availability
- Dr Lachlan Schomburgk is:
- Available for supervision
- Media expert
Fields of research
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Commerce, University of Adelaide
- Bachelor (Honours) of Commerce, University of Adelaide
- Doctor of Philosophy of Marketing, University of Adelaide
Works
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2024
Journal Article
Less cash, more splash? A meta-analysis on the cashless effect
Schomburgk, Lachlan, Belli, Alex and Hoffmann, Arvid O. I. (2024). Less cash, more splash? A meta-analysis on the cashless effect. Journal of Retailing, 100 (3), 382-403. doi: 10.1016/j.jretai.2024.05.003
2022
Journal Article
How mindfulness reduces BNPL usage and how that relates to overall well-being
Schomburgk, Lachlan and Hoffmann, Arvid (2022). How mindfulness reduces BNPL usage and how that relates to overall well-being. European Journal of Marketing, 57 (2), 325-359. doi: 10.1108/ejm-11-2021-0923
Supervision
Availability
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- Available for supervision
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Media
Enquiries
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- buy now pay later
- cash
- cashless payments
- cashless society
- charitable giving
- consumer behaviour
- digital payments
- payment methods
- spending behaviour
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