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Chris McNeil

Alfred T Adams Professor of Banking

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

Walker College Of Business

Department Of Finance, Banking, And Insurance

University College

Walker College Of Business

Chris Mcneil is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Alfred T Adams Professor of Banking at Appalachian State University.

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Appalachian State University

Alfred T Adams Professor of Banking

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finance economics journalism corporate finance financial economics financial analysis market (economics) finance research financial studies economic behavior empirical finance market manipulation market failure behavioral finance calpers effect short selling behavior

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Is Cause-Related Marketing a Winning Strategy? an Event Study Analysis. The Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice (2019)

Effects of Explanations Communicated in Announcements of Alleged Labor Abuses on Valuation of a Firm’s Stock. Corporate Communications An International Journal (2017)

Bowling for Dollars. Journal of Sports Economics (2015)

When Does Calpers’ Activism Add Value?. Journal of Economics and Finance (2013)

Short Selling Behavior and Mad Money. Financial Review (2012)

financial economicsfinancial analysismarket (economics)finance researchmarket manipulationfinancial studiesmarket failurefinanceeconomic behaviorbehavioral financeshort selling behavior

Division Manager Lobbying Power and the Allocation of Capital. Financial Review (2009)

Athlete Endorsement Contracts: The Impact of Conventional Stars. International Advances in Economic Research (2008)

Internal Capital Market Subsidies and Industry Downturns. Accounting and Finance (2008)

Mad Money Stock Recommendations: Market Reaction and Performance. Journal of Economics and Finance (2008)

The “Calpers Effect” Revisited. Journal of Corporate Finance (2003)

Philip C EnglishThomas I SmytheChris R McNeil

economicsfinanceempirical financecalpers effectcorporate financejournalism

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Chris McNeil

Alfred T Adams Professor of Banking

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

Walker College Of Business

Department Of Finance, Banking, And Insurance

University College

Walker College Of Business

Chris Mcneil is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Alfred T Adams Professor of Banking at Appalachian State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Chris McNeil

Appalachian State University

Alfred T Adams Professor of Banking

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Is Cause-Related Marketing a Winning Strategy? an Event Study Analysis. The Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice (2019)

Effects of Explanations Communicated in Announcements of Alleged Labor Abuses on Valuation of a Firm’s Stock. Corporate Communications An International Journal (2017)

Bowling for Dollars. Journal of Sports Economics (2015)

When Does Calpers’ Activism Add Value?. Journal of Economics and Finance (2013)

Short Selling Behavior and Mad Money. Financial Review (2012)

financial economicsfinancial analysismarket (economics)finance researchmarket manipulationfinancial studiesmarket failurefinanceeconomic behaviorbehavioral financeshort selling behavior

Division Manager Lobbying Power and the Allocation of Capital. Financial Review (2009)

Athlete Endorsement Contracts: The Impact of Conventional Stars. International Advances in Economic Research (2008)

Internal Capital Market Subsidies and Industry Downturns. Accounting and Finance (2008)

Mad Money Stock Recommendations: Market Reaction and Performance. Journal of Economics and Finance (2008)

The “Calpers Effect” Revisited. Journal of Corporate Finance (2003)

Philip C EnglishThomas I SmytheChris R McNeil

economicsfinanceempirical financecalpers effectcorporate financejournalism

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10 / page