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Gordon M. Bodnar is affiliated with Johns Hopkins University in the United States. Their academic profile indicates involvement in research without specific documented recent papers, co-authors, or frequent publication venues noted in the available data.

Details regarding the scientist's main fields of study, subfields, and topics of research are not listed in the accessible information. Additionally, no records of book publications or awards are present in the provided source data.

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Currently, there is no indication that Gordon M. Bodnar is deceased, allowing for the continuation of their work and research activities at Johns Hopkins University.

Best Publications

  • Firm Valuation, Earnings Expectations, and the Exchange‐Rate Exposure Effect

    Eli Bartov;Gordon M. Bodnar

  • Exchange rate exposure and industry characteristics: evidence from Canada, Japan, and the USA

    Gordon M. Bodnar;William M. Gentry

  • 1998 Wharton survey of financial risk management by US non-financial firms

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Gregory S. Hayt;Richard C. Marston

  • Both Sides of Corporate Diversification: The Value Impacts of Geographic and Industrial Diversification

    Gordon Bodnar;Charles Tang;Joseph Weintrop

  • Estimating Exchange Rate Exposures: Issues in Model Structure

    Gordon M. Bodnar;M. H. Franco Wong

  • 1995 Wharton Survey of Derivatives Usage by US Non-Financial Firms

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Gregory S. Hayt;Richard C. Marston

  • Pass-through and Exposure

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Bernard Dumas;Richard C. Marston

  • Derivatives Usage in Risk Management by US and German Non‐Financial Firms: A Comparative Survey

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Gunther Gebhardt

  • Exchange rate variability and the riskiness of U.S. multinational firms: Evidence from the breakdown of the Bretton Woods system

    Eli Bartov;Gordon M. Bodnar;Aditya Kaul

  • No place to hide: The global crisis in equity markets in 2008/2009

    Söhnke M. Bartram;Gordon M. Bodnar

  • Alternative Accounting Methods, Information Asymmetry and Liquidity: Theory and Evidence

    Eli Bartov;Gordon M. Bodnar

  • The exchange rate exposure puzzle

    Söhnke M. Bartram;Gordon M. Bodnar

  • The valuation of the foreign income of US multinational firms: a growth opportunities perspective

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Joseph Weintrop

  • The Impact of Institutional Differences on Derivatives Usage: a Comparative Study of US and Dutch Firms

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Abe de Jong;Victor Macrae

  • Crossing the Lines: The Conditional Relation between Exchange Rate Exposure and Stock Returns in Emerging and Developed Markets

    Söhnke M. Bartram;Gordon M. Bodnar

  • Firm Valuation, Earnings Expectations and the Exchange-Rate Exposure Effect

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Eli Bartov

  • Estimating Exchange Rate Exposures: Some "Weighty" Issues

    Gordon M. Bodnar;M.H. Franco Wong

  • A View Inside Corporate Risk Management

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Erasmo Giambona;John R. Graham;Campbell R. Harvey

  • Cross-Border Valuation: The International Cost of Equity Capital

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Bernard Dumas;Richard D. Marston

  • Derivatives usage in risk management by U.S. and German non-financial firms: A comparative survey

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Günther Gebhardt

  • No Place To Hide: The Global Crisis in Equity Markets in 2008/09

    Söhnke Bartram;Gordon Bodnar

  • The Exchange Rate Exposure Puzzle

    Gordon M. Bodnar;Söhnke M. Bartram;Söhnke M. Bartram

Frequent Co-Authors

Söhnke M. Bartram
Söhnke M. Bartram University of Warwick
John R. Graham
John R. Graham Duke University
Campbell R. Harvey
Campbell R. Harvey Duke University
Eli Bartov
Eli Bartov New York University
Abe de Jong
Abe de Jong Monash University

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