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The short run impact of scheduled macroeconomic announcements on the Australian dollar during 1998
Boulter, Terry
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Tan, Celeste Ping Fern
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2000
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Asymmetric information arrival and the short-run dynamics of Australian dollar volatility : a mixture of distributions approach
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2000
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Identifying and modelling nonlinearities in Australian foreign exchange rate data by means of flexible nonlinear inference
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1999
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Testing for fundamental nonlinearities in time-series data using the method of surrogates
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1999
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