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Equity risk premium in India : comparative estimates from historical returns, dividend and earnings models

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Value effect in Indian stock market : an empirical analysis

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Revisiting the long-run dynamic linkage between dividends and share price with advanced panel econometrics techniques

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setting using newly developed panel unit root, cointegration, and long-run dynamic estimation approaches. This study employed …-2017). The study found unit root, cointegration, and a long-run relationship between dividend and share price series for Indian … behavior in India. This paper also discusses issues related to panel data, such as cross-section dependency and slope …

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Dividend policy, risk and the cross-section of stock returns : evidence from India

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Past experience, cognitive frames, and entrepreneurship : some econometric evidence from the Indian pharmaceutical industry

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Output and input efficiency of manufacturing firms in India : a case of the Indian pharmaceutical sector

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Does foreign direct investment spillover total factor productivity growth? : a study of Indian drugs and pharmaceutical industry

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Technological Capabilities and Firm Resources as Determinants of Export Competitiveness - Evidence from Indian Pharmaceutical Industry Using Quantile Regression Approach

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Technological capabilities of firms and other firm resources have been researched by many researchers to assess their impact on export competitiveness of Indian industries. This study reports the findings of the influence of technological capabilities and firm resources on the export performance...

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