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Engineering & Technology, 2010
Some engineering companies have unveiled weighty profits lately but not weighty enough, according to the stock market. So why exactly are those share prices tumbling? And on whose say so? Guy Clapperton explains.
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Some engineering companies have unveiled weighty profits lately but not weighty enough, according to the stock market. So why exactly are those share prices tumbling? And on whose say so? Guy Clapperton explains.
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Managerial Finance, 1976
The purpose of this paper is to discuss briefly the types of research that have been undertaken, to reference a number of American and British studies and to summarise some work in this general area that has been completed by the author whilst at Bradford University and subsequently at Stirling University.
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The purpose of this paper is to discuss briefly the types of research that have been undertaken, to reference a number of American and British studies and to summarise some work in this general area that has been completed by the author whilst at Bradford University and subsequently at Stirling University.
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Accounting & Finance, 2002
This paper examines whether the cross sectional variation in Australian share prices is partially explained by measures of firm size and ownership characteristics in a manner that is consistent with firms behaving in accordance with Merton’s (1987) model of capital market equilibrium with incomplete information.
Edward A. Dyl +2 more
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This paper examines whether the cross sectional variation in Australian share prices is partially explained by measures of firm size and ownership characteristics in a manner that is consistent with firms behaving in accordance with Merton’s (1987) model of capital market equilibrium with incomplete information.
Edward A. Dyl +2 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
This study examines the cross-sectional effect of the nominal share price. We endeavor to understand two interesting puzzles associated with share price. First, the nominal share prices of the US stocks have remained remarkably constant since the Great Depression despite inflation.
Soosung Hwang, Chensheng Lu
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This study examines the cross-sectional effect of the nominal share price. We endeavor to understand two interesting puzzles associated with share price. First, the nominal share prices of the US stocks have remained remarkably constant since the Great Depression despite inflation.
Soosung Hwang, Chensheng Lu
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Market Participation and Share Prices
Mathematical Finance, 1997Share prices are analyzed in an overlapping generations model in which the generational size is random. This models stochastic fluctuations of market participants and can explain noninformational volatility of share prices. There exists a (stochastic) stationary equilibrium, which may be nonunique.
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Management Science, 1981
It is generally believed that security prices are determined by expectations concerning firm and economic variables. Despite this belief there is very little research examining expectational data. In this paper we examine how expectations concerning earning per share effect share price.
Edwin J. Elton +2 more
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It is generally believed that security prices are determined by expectations concerning firm and economic variables. Despite this belief there is very little research examining expectational data. In this paper we examine how expectations concerning earning per share effect share price.
Edwin J. Elton +2 more
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Pricing in the sharing economy
The emergence of the sharing economy has transformed consumption patterns, shifting the focus from ownership to access-based models. This entry outlines the diverse nature of sharing economy business models, specifically contrasting dyadic access-based services and peer-to-peer platforms and describes the trends underlying the proliferation of such ...Schäfers, Tobias, Benoit, Sabine
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SHARE PRICE MOVEMENTS: A MARKOVIAN APPROACH*
The Journal of Finance, 1969DURING THE LAST DECADE there has been a growing interest in the theory of speculative prices and a considerable volume of empirical work has been carried out in order to validate or discredit alternative theories. Most of this work has been carried out in the U.S.A.
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Journal of Library Administration, 1995
Cet article traite du probleme du prix dans le partage des ressources electroniques dans les bibliotheques universitaires. En effet, le role du prix pour l'information est souvent controverse autant entre les bibliotheques que pour les utilisateurs de la bibliotheque.
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Cet article traite du probleme du prix dans le partage des ressources electroniques dans les bibliotheques universitaires. En effet, le role du prix pour l'information est souvent controverse autant entre les bibliotheques que pour les utilisateurs de la bibliotheque.
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Spatial Pricing in Ride-Sharing Networks
Operations Research, 2017Motivated by the prevalence of ride-sharing platforms, in “Spatial Pricing in Ride-Sharing Networks,” Bimpikis, Candogan, and Saban explore the impact of the demand pattern for rides across a network’s locations on a platform’s optimal pricing and compensation policy, profits, and consumer surplus.
Kostas Bimpikis +2 more
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