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Biographical Details:

Michael Dowling is a lecturer in Finance at Dublin City University. Michael completed his PhD titled "Mood and Equity Pricing" in Trinity College Dublin in 2007 and concentrates his research on psychological and cultural understanding of financial and other economic decision-making. All current working papers are available on SSRN

Research Interests:

Investor Psychology, Financial Exclusion, Cultural Finance, Behavioural Economic Decision-Making

Selected Peer Reviewed Journals

• Enninful, K, Dowling, M. 2013. Robust Weak-Form Efficiency Tests in Volatile European Equity Indices. Applied Economic Letters, 20, 9, pp863-868.
• Lucey BM, Plaksina Y, Dowling M. 2013. CEO Social Status and Acquisitiveness. Qualitative Research In Financial Markets, forthcoming,
• Dowling M, Lucey BM. 2008. Mood and UK Equity Pricing. Applied Financial Economics Letters, 4, 4, pp233-240.
• Dowling M, Lucey BM. 2008. Robust Global Mood Influences in Equity Pricing. Journal Of Multinational Financial Management, 18, 2, pp145-164.
• Dowling M, Lucey BM. 2005. Weather, Biorhythms, Beliefs and Stock Returns: Some Preliminary Irish Evidence. International Review Of Financial Analysis, 14, 3, pp337-355.
• Lucey BM, Dowling M. 2005. The Role of Feelings in Investor Decision-Making. Journal Of Economic Surveys, 19, 2, pp211-237.

Selected Chapters

• Dowling M. 2012. A Behavioural Economist's Perspective on Debt and Default. What If Ireland Defaults?, pp253-264.
• Dowling M, Lucey BM. 2010. Other Behavioral Biases. Behavioral Finance: Investors, Corporations, and Markets, pp313-330.