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Demystifying the role of a state ownership in corporate governance and firm performance : evidence from the manufacturing sector in Malaysia

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The impact of organization ownership structure on JIT implementation and production operations performance

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Notes on the FTSE actuaries share indices (United Kingdom series) in 1997

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Impact of Manufacturing PMI on Stock Market Index : A Study on Turkey

Yanik, Ramazan; Osman, Asfia Binte; Ozturk, Ozcan - 2021

Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) is an indicator to measure the health of an economy. PMI is considered by policymakers and related bodies as it is an influential indicator for gauging the general tendency of the economy, especially GDP growth and Industrial Added Value. This study examines...

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Sensitivity of stock market indices to oil prices : evidence from manufacturing sub-sectors in Turkey

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Sectoral performance and the government interventions during COVID-19 pandemic : Australian evidence

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This study explores the contrasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on various industries in Australia. Considering all daily announced information, we analyzed the diverse impacts of COVID-19 on the sectoral stock returns from 26 January to 20 July 2020. Sixteen out of twenty examined stock...

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