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Is there any evidence of a value-growth factor on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange?
New evidence suggests that share returns are cross-sectionally predictable in that shares which appear to be inexpensive relative to the company's underlying values (value shares), out-perform those shares that are perceived to provide substantial growth in the long run (growth shares). The magnitud...
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College of Accounting
2016
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