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Discussion of: “When Capital Follows Profitability: Non-linear Residual Income Dynamics”

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    Peter Easton

  2. The University of Melbourne, USA

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Easton, P. Discussion of: “When Capital Follows Profitability: Non-linear Residual Income Dynamics”. Review of Accounting Studies 6, 267–274 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011679325783

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