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The Australian Equities Database (AED) provided by the Australian Centre for Financial Studies (ACFS) provides the opportunity for a timely investigation of Australia's stock-listed firms and its stock markets. In this paper, the aim is to assess (i) the effectiveness of a firm's reinvestment of...
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Although a good deal of research effort has been allocated to understanding the time-series volatility of stock returns – as both market (or systematic) volatility and idiosyncratic (or non-systematic) volatility – the relationship of such volatility with cross-sectional volatility or...
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We report that whereas firms with high earnings distributions tend to have low to moderate growth (consistent with conventional theory), firms with low earnings distributions run the range between high and low performers. We interpret our findings for firm growth and payout policy in relation to...
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This paper focuses on the links that exist between corporate governance attributes and equity agency conflicts for the top 500 Australian listed firms. Our proxies for equity agency conflicts (asset utilisation and discretionary operating expense ratios) vary significantly across firms and are...
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The Australian Equities Database (AED) provided by the Australian Centre for Financial Studies (ACFS) provides the opportunity for a timely investigation of Australia’s stock-listed firms and its stock markets. Two elements that are crucial to the effective functioning of markets are (1) the...
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