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The long-run gains from international equity diversification : Australian evidence from cointegration tests
Allen, David E. - 1993
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Dividend policy and stock price volatility : Australian evidence
Allen, Dave E. - 1993
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Australian domestic portfolio diversification and estimation risk : a review of investment strategies
Allen, David E. - 1993
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What's so super about super?
Allen, David E. - 1992
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Higgledy piggledy growth re-visited : Australian evidence
Allen, Dave E.; Lisnawati, Henrietta - 1993
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Australian domestic portfolio diversification and estimation risk: A review of investment strategies
Allen, Dave E.; Sugianto, Richard - In: Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 2 (1994) 2-3, pp. 293-318
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Australian domestic porfolio diversification and estimation risk: A review of investment strategies
Allen, Dave E.; Sugianto, Richard - In: Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 3 (1995) 1, pp. 142-143
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Papers - 7 - Predicting Earnings Growth Using E-P Ratios: Australian Evidence
Allen, Dave E.; Lisnawati, Henrietta; Clissold, Martyn - In: Australian journal of management 23 (1998) 1, pp. 115-130
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Predicting Earnings Growth Using E/P Ratios: Australian Evidence
Allen, Dave E.; Lisnawati, Henrietta; Clissold, Martyn - In: Australian Journal of Management 23 (1998) 1, pp. 115-127
The classic ‘higgledyâ€piggledy growth’ studies by Little (1962), Rayner and Little (1966), Brealey (1967), and Lintner and Glauber (1967) essentially reported that earnings changes over time appear to be randomly distributed. More recently Fuller, Huberts and Levinson (1992)...
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