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The relationship between accounting variables and systematic risk and the prediction of systematic risk

Castagna Ad; Matolcsy Zoltan (Australian Graduate School of Management, 1978)

This paper conducts several tests of association between accounting information and the systematic risks of firm's equities. It also evaluates several models of the prediction of systematic risk from past rate-of-return ...
The LIML and related estimators of an equation with moving average disturbances

Hall Anthony; Pagan Adrian (Univ Penn, 1981)

Investigates the efficacy of using the limited information maximum likelihood (LIML) estimation in solving the analogous situation in an ordinary simultaneous equation problem for a model with moving average disturbance. ...
The prediction of corporate failure: Testing the Australian experience

Castagna Ad; Matolcsy Zoltan (Australian Graduate School of Management, 1981)

The purpose of this paper is to address some of the methodological issues which have evolved from the literature on corporate failures, and to report the results of an empirical investigation on the usefulness of financial ...
The market characteristics of failed companies: Extensions and further evidence

Castagna Ad; Matolcsy Zoltan (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd., 1981)

This article presents an analysis of the market characteristics of failed companies. The analysis includes an identification of their systematic characteristics, examination of the characteristics and timing of their ...
International accounting standards: an alternative rational

Taylor Stephen (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia, 1987)

International aspects of financial reporting have begun to receive an increasing amount of attention by a range of organizations. There is a need then, to appraise critically the performance and the underlying rationale ...
Tests Of Non-nested Linear-regression Models Subject To Linear Restrictions

Pesaran Mh; Hall Anthony (Elsevier Science Sa Lausanne, 1988)

The standard methods for testing between non-nested or separate regression models require that the models have the same dependent variable. If the models are subject to non-homogeneous linear restrictions, substituting out ...
Auditor brand name reputation and industry specialisations

Craswell Allan; Francis Jere; Taylor Stephen (Elsevier Inc, 1995)

The development of both brand name reputation and industry specialization by Big 8 auditors is argued to be costly and therefore to increase audit fees. For a sample of 1484 Australian publicly listed companies we estimate ...
A Factor-analytic Probit Model For Representing The Market-structure In Panel-data

Elrod T; Keane Michael (Amer Marketing Assn, 1995)

Internal market structure analysis infers both brand attributes and consumer preferences for those attributes from preference or choice data. The authors exploit a new method for estimating probit models from panel data ...
Harmonizing taxation law within APEC: A fiscal and cultural analysis

Richardson Grant; Lanis Roman (IBFD, 1996)

Over the past few years, there has been a pronounced acceleration in the trend towards economic integration in different regions of the world. The completion of the single European Market, the introduction of the United ...
Australian IPO pricing in the short and long run

Lee Phillip; Taylor Stephen; Walter Terry (Elsevier Inc, 1996)

We analyse both initial underpricing and post-listing returns for Australian IPOs. Our results are consistent with the view that unique institutional characteristics may have overwhelmed previous Australian tests of ...
What motivates going private?: An analysis of Australian firms

Eddey Peter; Lee Kin Wai; Taylor Stephen (Blackwell Publishing, 1996)

We investigate going private transactions in Australia between 1988 and 1991. Approximately ten percent of all takeovers during this period are instances of going private. In contrast to studies of similar transactions in ...
Individuals' choice behaviour in waiting situations

Gudergan Siggi (Allied Academies, 1997)

This paper shows that the propensity to interrupt and/or to not engage again into particular waiting situations is not solely depending on the actual time spent waiting. The examination indicates that individuals perceive ...
Tourism precincts: a factor in Bali's rise in fortune and Fiji's fall from our - an Australian perspective

Mcdonnell, Ian; Darcy, Simon (SAGE Publications, 1998)

If Coca-Cola lost more than half of its Australian market share to Pepsi over a ten-year period marketers of fast moving consumer goods would be amazed at such a change in market share. Marketers of tourism destinations ...
Ecotourism Options In Coastal Protected Area Management: A Case Study Of North Head Quarantine Station

Wearing, Stephen; Darcy, Simon (Springer New York LLC, 1998)

The challenges faced by coastal protected areas in both promoting highly attractive sites and preserving the natural attributes of these sites have been given a new dimension with the opportunities presented by ecotourism. ...
A Nonparametric Examination of Market Information: application to technical trading rules

Goldbaum, David (Elsevier Science B.V., 1999)

This paper develops a nonparametric approach for testing whether an information set is useful for generating greater stock market returns. The approach is model free and thus the test of the information does not depend on ...
Doing what they say or saying what they do? Australian organizations' signals of performance and attitudes

Devinney Timothy; Kabanoff Boris (Australian Graduate School of Management, 1999)

The analysis; of voluntary disclosure by a corporation's management has become an increasingly important area of research in finance and accounting. Voluntary disclosure is the revelation of information above and beyond ...
Directors' recommendations on takeover bids and the management of earnings: Evidence from Australian takeovers

Eddey Peter; Taylor Stephen (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia, 1999)

This article investigates whether Australian companies manage their earnings during takeover bids in a manner consistent with the earnings-management hypothesis. This hypothesis predicts that directors who reject a bid use ...
The impact of statutory sanctions on the level and information content of voluntary corporate disclosure

Brown Philip; Taylor Stephen; Walter Terry (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia, 1999)

This article examines the effect of statutory civil and criminal sanctions on voluntary corporate disclosures by firms listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX). Apart from direct investigation of the quantity of ...
What do Australian annual reports say about future earnings?

Choon Henry; Smith Michelle; Taylor Stephen (CPA Australia, 2000)

Among available 1990 and 1995 annual reports for the 150 largest ASX listed firms as at June 30, 1996, about 25% of firms provided some form of prospective earnings disclosure. However, these disclosures tended to be ...
Attitudes towards bribery in a multicultural society: implications for international marketing

Fletcher Richard (University of Western Australia, 2001)

This paper examines attitudes towards bribery in Australia by replicating Tsalikis and LaTour (1995) study that contrasted attitudes to bribery between respondents in Greece and the USA. The first aspect investigated was ...

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