Marc Weidenmier

Marc Weidenmier is a Professor in the Department of Business and Economics at Chapman University's George L. Argyros College of Business and Economics. His research bridges financial economics and economic history, with expertise in market volatility, financial crises, and historical economic events.

Education:
• Bachelor of Arts, The College of William and Mary
• Ph.D., University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign

Research Focus: Weidenmier investigates financial market behavior during historical turning points, including the Great Depression, pandemics (e.g., Spanish Flu), and regulatory shifts. His work frequently employs novel datasets to analyze liquidity dynamics, investor behavior, and economic propagation mechanisms. Recent studies explore mineral-driven conflicts and banking reforms.

Publication Trends: His articles consistently examine how financial systems respond to exogenous shocks, using methodologies ranging from econometric analysis of historical records to contemporary market data. Primary themes include volatility persistence, information dissemination effects, and the interplay between financial infrastructure and economic stability.