Cheryl DeVuyst

Cheryl DeVuyst is an Assistant Dean for Academic Programs in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at Oklahoma State University, after moving from an Assistant Professor position in Agricultural Economics at North Dakota State University.

Cheryl’s dissertation title was “ Slotting Allowances, Failure Fees, and Asymmetric Information in the Grocery Supply Chain” (2000). Cheryl used a mechanism design approach to study the array of trade strategies, including slotting allowances, to align incentives between food manufacturers and retailers for new product introductions .

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