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The major objective of this article is to test who benefits most from sponsorship agreements: the sponsor or the sponsored organization. The article deals with stock market reaction to official football club sponsorship announcements using the event-study method. Our intention is to test 123...
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The major objective of this study was to test if an official football club sponsorship announcement can influence football clubs' stockholders' behavior: stock returns and stock volatility. The paper dealt with stock market reaction on official football club sponsorship announcement using...
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The major objective of this study is to test if an Olympic Games sponsorship program can influence investors' behavior: stock returns, stock volatility and transaction volumes. The paper deals with stock market reaction on Olympic sponsorship announcement for service organizations using...
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This paper examines sporting event's spillover effect to investor's behavior through event study analysis using the GARCH (p,q) model, focusing on the stock price effects of a sport sponsorship program during and after a sporting event. Studying stock price behavior during a sporting event is...
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This study maps the semantic evolution of sponsorship research to develop a richer understanding of how the field has evolved. Using Leximancer text-analytics software, we conduct a content analysis of 841 sponsorship article abstracts from over 150 scholarly journals (1980-2012). We map the...
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