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Some Further Evidence in Relation to Short Termism of Stock Prices

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  • Ian Davidson
  • John Okunev
  • Mark Tippett

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  • Ian Davidson & John Okunev & Mark Tippett, 1996. "Some Further Evidence in Relation to Short Termism of Stock Prices," Working Paper Series 57, Finance Discipline Group, UTS Business School, University of Technology, Sydney.
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