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There have been several studies of the diffusion of new management accounting practices. Respondents were asked to answer questions in a questionnaire covering four variables: level of knowledge, level of attitude, priority of usage and level of benefit for 15 new accounting practices. The...
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There have been several studies of the diffusion of new management accounting practices. Respondents were asked to answer questions in a questionnaire covering four variables: level of knowledge, level of attitude, priority of usage and level of benefit for 15 new accounting practices. The...
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The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) has by now achieved great attention in Denmark but no large surveys exists concerning the motives for implementing the BSC in Denmark. A questionnaire survey of 53 respondents from Danish medium-sized and large manufacturing companies showed that areas such as...
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This paper presents long time series of stock and bond returns for Denmark <p> from 1922 to 1999. Average stock returns are low in an international context, but <p> returns (and volatility) have increased sharply since 1983 which may be explained by <p> major changes in economic policy and...</p></p></p>
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Dette papir beskriver afkast og risici ved investering i det danske aktiemarked over <p> en lang historisk periode. Det er almindeligt kendt, at aktier giver et højt gennemsnitligt afkast <p> sammenlignet med obligationer mod til gengæld at være mere risikable på kort sigt. Derimod er <p> det mere...</p></p></p>
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We estimate a well-specified two-state regime-switching model for Danish stock returns. The <p> model identifies two regimes which have low return-low volatility and high return-high <p> volatility, respectively. The low return-low volatility regime dominated, except in a few, short <p> episodes, until...</p></p></p>
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