Effects of election results on stock price performance: evidence from 1980 to 2008

A. Oehler · Thomas John Walker · Stefan Wendt

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Purpose – The authors aim to analyze whether the results of the 1980 to 2008 US presidential elections influence the stock market performance of eight industries and they seek to examine factors that are expected to affect firms' stock returns around these elections. Their empirical analysis reflects firms' exposure to government policies in two ways.

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