Sackley, Bill

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Professor, Economics and Finance , Cameron School of Business

Dr. Sackley has a 40-year career in academia, including more than 10 years of administrative appointments. He holds the CFP and CFA professional designations.

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sackleyw@uncw.edu

910.962.3720

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Academic Article
- Professional Competence and Business Ethics. Journal of Financial Crime. 28. 2021-05-01
- Teaching exchange rate risk using London's Gherkin building: How investors were in (and out of) a pickle. The Journal of Economic Education. 4:276-287. 2017-08-01
- Transformation of Portfolio Leadership. Applied Learning in Higher Education. 1:30-37. 2017-05-01
- Honor Codes and Perceptions of Cheating. Journal of Economics and Finance Education. 16:40-54. 2017-01-01
- An Uncertain Suggestion for Gold-Pricing Models: The Effect of Economic Policy Uncertainty on Gold Prices. Journal of Economics and Finance. 40:367-379. 2016-04-01
- Faculty Observables and Self-Reported Responsiveness to Academic Dishonesty. Administrative Issues Journal. 5:89-104. 2015-05-01
- The Enhancement of Equity Valuations in Developed and Emerging Markets Through the Use of Sustainable Investment Indicators. Journal of Corporate Finance Research. 30:53-57. 2014-10-01
- It's the students, stupid: How perceptions of student reporting impact cheating. The American Economist. 58:51-59. 2013-04-01
- The Significance and Certification of Shelf Registration Offerings.. Southern Business and Economic Journal. 33. 2010-12-01
- Duration and convexity for assessing interest-rate risk. Bank Accounting & Finance. 25-30. 2010-03-01
- Analysis and Implementation of a Financial Budgeting System. Annals of the MS in Computer Science and Information Systems at UNC Wilmington. 2. 2008-05-01
- Illicit Drugs and Economics: Examples for the Principles Classroom. Journal of Economics and Finance Education. 5:52-63. 2007-01-01
- Transactions, Volume, and Volatilitiy: Evidence from an Emerging Market. Applied Financial Economics Letters. 3:61-64. 2007-01-01
- A Profile of Students Majoring in Economics: By Baccalaureate Degree. Journal of Economics and Finance Education. 3. 2005-01-01
- The Impact of Law Enforcement on Undergraduate Drunkenness and Drunk Driving: Survey Results. Southern Business and Economic Journal. 28:77-87. 2005-01-01
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- The Benefits of Long-Term Financial Planning. Greater Wilmington Business Journal. 2017-01-01

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