Australian Journal of Management articles from June 2001

Australian Journal of Management archives from June 2001

Another Door Opens.(biotech industry)
June 1, 2001... As the aftermath of the bursting of the dot-corn bubble continues to take its toll in the computer and communications industries, some are pointing to another growing industry with the potential to affect our lives much more than the Internet...

An Examination of the Fama and French Three-Factor Model Using Commercially Available Factors.
June 1, 2001... 1. Introduction As is now well known, the landmark paper Fama and French (1992) found that beta has little or no ability in explaining cross-sectional variation in equity returns, but that variables such as size and the book-to-market...

Modelling Linkages Between Australian Financial Futures Markets.
June 1, 2001... 1. Introduction Integration of financial markets within a rapidly expanding global financial system has increased the importance for market participants, regulators and academic researchers to investigate the extent of volatility linkages...

The Effect of Organisational Culture Perceptions on the Relationship Between Budgetary Participation and Managerial Job-Related Outcomes.
June 1, 2001... 1. Introduction The concept of organisational culture (OC) has been widely adopted in both professional and academic literature (see Ashkanasy, Wilderom & Peterson 2000; Kabanoff 1993; Reichers & Schneider 1990). OC is commonly related to...

The Alpha, Beta, Gamma Approach to Measuring Change and its use for Interpreting the Effectiveness of Service Quality Programs.
June 1, 2001... 1. Introduction Changing the attitudes and behaviour of customers is at the heart of much of what marketers pursue. Marketing managers try to influence various cognitive, affective and conative predispositions of consumers, and thus buyer...

An Income Efficiency Model Approach to the Economic Consequences of Osha Cotton Dust Regulation.
June 1, 2001... 1. Introduction Economic consequences studies have often relied on stock-price-based measures in order to capture the effects of a regulation.(1) While in some cases the effects of a regulation are unambiguously captured by...