The consequences of being on the agenda: The effect of media and public attention on firms’ stock market performance

Communications 43 (1):5-24 (2018)
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Abstract

This study applies agenda setting theory to understand how firms’ financial performance is affected by both the news media and the public agenda. Using content and time-series analysis for the data of five Dutch firms, we demonstrate that media attention and public attention for a firm affect stock market ratings. As hypothesized, the effect of media attention was found to be negative whereas the effect of public attention was positive.

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