Working Papers (2000)

From this page you will be able to browse the titles, abstracts and complete papers of the School of Finance and Business Economics 2000 Working Papers. Being working papers, your views are always welcomed.

ISSN: 1323-9244

Date Published	No.	Author	Title
October 2000	00.14	Greg Parry & Clive Reynoldson	Economics in the MBA Curriculum: Encouraging Higher Level Engagement.
September 2000	00.13	D. E. Allen, S. Cruickshank & G. MacDonald	Purchasing Power Parity -- Evidence From a New Panel Test.
August 2000	00.12	Ronald D. Ripple	Is the West Coast Petroleum Industry Integrated with the Global Market?
August 2000	00.11	Steven Li	An Empirical Study of Australian Short-term Interest Rate: A Comparison of Single Factor Models.
August 2000	00.10	D. E. Allen & S. Cruickshank	Empirical Testing of the Samuelson Hypothesis: An Application to Futures Markets in Australia, Singapore and the UK.
July 2000	00.9	Y. H. Cheung	Economic Efficiency of Public Enterprises and the Role of Political Influence.
June 2000	00.8	Imad A. Moosa, Ronald D. Ripple	The Effect of Seasonal Adjustment on the Accuracy of Forecasting U.S. West Coast Oil Imports.
May 2000	00.7	Wenling Yang, D. E. Allen & S. Cruickshank	Time-series Analysis of the Stock Prices and Accounting Earnings Dynamics.
April 2000	00.6	D. E. Allen, S. Cruickshank, N. Morkel-Kingsbury & N. Souness	Backward to the Future: A Test of Three Futures Markets.
April 2000	00.5	David E. Allen & Wenling Yang	Variation of Share Prices Due to Fundamental and Non-fundamental Innovations.
March 2000	00.4	Bahram Adrangi, Arjun Chatrath, Kambiz Raffiee & Ronald D. Ripple	Alaska North Slope Crude Oil Price and the Behaviour of Diesel Prices in California.
February 2000	00.3	David E. Allen & Victor Soucik	Performance of Seasoned Equity Offerings in a Risk Adjusted Environment.
February 2000	00.2	Margaret J. Giles	Primary and Secondary Data Sources for the Study of Road Crashes in Australia.
February 2000	00.1	Victor Soucik & David E. Allen	Long Run Underperformance of Seasoned Equity: Fact or an Illusion?

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