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  • Dangers in Data Adjustment: The Case of Rights Issues and Returns 
    Partington, G.; Chu, H. T (Blackwell Publishing, 2006)
    In this paper we alert researchers to the potential for unrecognised errors in using adjusted price and daily return data. This problem is illustrated by considering the case of ex-rights price adjustments. We present ...
  • Darling Harbour: Looking back and moving forward 
    Hayllar Bruce; Griffin Anthony; Edwards Deborah (Butterworth-Heinemann, 2008)
  • Data and Design for Choice Models in Marketing 
    Ebling Christine (Schaeffer - Poeschel Verlag, 2009)
    This article reviews the data requirements in choice modeling in marketing research. Based on the distinction between revealed and stated choice data, the focus lies on both choosing an adequate model in the presence of ...
  • Database classification for multi-database mining 
    Wu Xindong; Zhang Chengqi; Zhang Shichao (Elsevier Science, 2003)
    Many large organizations have multiple databases distributed in different branches, and therefore multi-database mining is an important task for data mining. To reduce the search cost in the data from all databases, we ...
  • Day-end effect on the Paris bourse 
    Michayluk David; Sanger Gary (Blackwell Publishing, 2005)
    We study the day-end effect on the Paris Bourse, a computerized order-driven market with competing dealers. The day-end return is approximately double the magnitude found in U.S. data and is nearly four times larger for ...
  • Dealing with Depression: Australia's Advertising Industry in the 1930s 
    Crawford Robert (Advertising Educational Foundation, 2007)
    Facing cautious advertisers and cash-strapped consumers, Australia's advertising industry was forced to fight a life or death battle to remain afloat amidst the Great Depression. However, as the 1930s were drawing to a ...
  • Decision making, rationality and the adoption of online learning technologies in Australian higher education 
    Pratt Jonathan (Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management, 2003)
    Why did so many Australian universities embrace online learning technologies during the 1990s when there was little research or evaluation evidence to support such adoption? This paper will examine this research, drawing ...
  • Decision states and information acceleration 
    Rungie Cam; Morrison Mark; Waller David; Wang Paul; Louviere Jordan; Oppewal Harmen; Devinney Timothy; Coltman Tim (Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference, 2004)
    This paper outlines an approach to information acceleration modeling that allows for more accurate and simpler assessment of the role of context and information on choices made by decision makers, including customers. ...
  • Decision states for purchasing a DVD player: a preliminary study 
    Waller David; Wang Paul; Oppewal Harmen; Morrison Mark; Rungie Cam; Louviere Jordan; Devinney Timothy (Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference, 2004)
    Consumers go through a series of states as they progress from becoming aware of a new product. category, or product offering, to making a final purchase decision. This paper presents preliminary results of a study into ...
  • Decommodifying tourism:the contribution of non-governmental organizations 
    Wearing Stephen; Mcdonald Matthew; Ponting Jess (Channel View Publications, 2005)
    This paper argues for a shift in tourism research that challenges models which prioritise commodified tourism experiences over alternative decommodified products. We feel the distinction between commodified and decommodified ...
  • De-constructing wonderland: surfing tourism in the Mentawai Islands, Indonesia 
    Ponting Jess; Mcdonald Matthew; Wearing Stephen (Presses de l'Universite du Quebec, 2005)
  • Deep smart of Chinese entrepreneurs: Tacit marketing knowledge, human capital and social capital 
    Wang Karen; Li-Hua Richard; Xu Er-Ming (China Association for Management of Technology & University of International Business and Economics, 2008)
    The study proposes a framework that links tacit marketing knowledge and entrepreneursâ¿¿ human and social capital. When accessibility of the general knowledge of expertise and professional business in a society is low, ...
  • Default risk, systematic risk and Thai firms before, during and after the Asian crisis 
    Worasinchai, L.; Chongsithipol, S.; Bystrom, H. (Elsevier, 2004)
    This paper applies the Merton [Merton, R., 1974, On the pricing of corporate debt: the risk structure of interest rates. J. Finance 2 (2), 449-470] default probability model to the firms in the SET50 index at the Stock ...
  • A Defence of Contractors: Outsourcing Capacity to Wage War 
    Pratt Graham; Barnwell Neil (Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management, 2007)
    Governments have greatly expanded their outsourcing activities over the last twenty years. A review of the various types of outsourcing is presented, along with the political implications associated with each. The paper ...
  • Defining field characteristics of museums and art museums: an Australian perspective 
    Edwards Deborah (CABI Publishing, 2004)
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  • Defining sustainability and human resource management 
    Spooner Keri; Kaine Sarah (International Employment Relations Association, 2010)
    A great deal of contemporary attention, including the scholarly, is focused upon issues of sustainability and while much of this is specifically directed to environmental matters, the literature demonstrates a considerable ...
  • Defining the employment relationship 
    Spooner Keri; Haidar Ali (PERA, 2005)
    It is the contention of this paper that the nature of the employment relationship (ER) has not been adequately defined in the academic literature and that an understanding of how control is exercised in the ER is needed ...
  • The delivery of sport 
    Cashman Richard (Walla Walla Press, 2008)
  • Demand effects of customer centric marketing and revenue management 
    Mathies Christine; Gudergan Siggi (Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference, 2005)
    The concurrent use of customer centric marketing and perishable asset revenue management practices can dampen demand as a result of unfairness perceptions. In this paper, we provide a model for explaining variations in ...
  • The demand for life insurance in OECD countries 
    Li Donghui; Moshirian Fariborz; Nguyen Pascal; Wee Tim (Wiley-Blackwell, 2007)
    This article examines the determinants of life insurance consumption in OECD countries. Consistent with previous results, we find a significant positive income elasticity of life insurance demand. Demand also increases ...