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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP100100205

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    Australian Research Council
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    $132,000.00
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    Survival of the fittest: The performance of franchised versus independent small business during economic uncertainty and recovery. The contribution of small business to the Australian economy is substantial. There are almost two million small businesses, representing 96% of all businesses in Australia. As the small business sector is Australia's largest employer, providing jobs for 46 percent of the private sector, it is important that they succeed. This research will analyse survival factors d .... Survival of the fittest: The performance of franchised versus independent small business during economic uncertainty and recovery. The contribution of small business to the Australian economy is substantial. There are almost two million small businesses, representing 96% of all businesses in Australia. As the small business sector is Australia's largest employer, providing jobs for 46 percent of the private sector, it is important that they succeed. This research will analyse survival factors during economic uncertainty in order to identify sustainable and enduring success strategies. The study will compare the performance of independently owned and franchised small businesses in both regional and urban communities. Benefits will include improved knowledge about the key factors that drive superior independent and franchised small business performance.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0667009

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    Australian Research Council
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    $160,000.00
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    Multi-person judgement in management accounting. Improved managerial judgements can facilitate more efficient/effective resource allocation within organizations, significantly increasing Australian companies' competitiveness. Our project therefore benefits a range of stakeholder groups such as shareholders and employees. Also, by drawing on theories from different disciplines (accounting, social psychology), this project increases our understanding of how accounting information can encourage man .... Multi-person judgement in management accounting. Improved managerial judgements can facilitate more efficient/effective resource allocation within organizations, significantly increasing Australian companies' competitiveness. Our project therefore benefits a range of stakeholder groups such as shareholders and employees. Also, by drawing on theories from different disciplines (accounting, social psychology), this project increases our understanding of how accounting information can encourage managers to behave in a socially desirable manner, such as adopting a conciliatory approach during negotiation. Other benefits include the training of future researchers and raising Australia's profile in accounting research.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0880026

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    Australian Research Council
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    $169,000.00
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    Improving the 21st century audit. Financial reports are a key part of an efficient capital market and a central role of auditing is to add creditability to the financial reports. The corporate failures in the recent years have shaken investor confidence. The regulators and the auditing profession have an important role to play in bringing back that trust. The auditing profession needs to continue to evolve to deliver at the high standards expected of them especially in regard to auditors' abilit .... Improving the 21st century audit. Financial reports are a key part of an efficient capital market and a central role of auditing is to add creditability to the financial reports. The corporate failures in the recent years have shaken investor confidence. The regulators and the auditing profession have an important role to play in bringing back that trust. The auditing profession needs to continue to evolve to deliver at the high standards expected of them especially in regard to auditors' ability to uncover material fraud at a reasonable cost. This research will study techniques that will help auditors in meeting the challenges faced by them in detecting fraudulent financial statements and thus improve the audit quality.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0453063

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    Australian Research Council
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    $120,000.00
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    Improving Auditor Negotiations. Given the uncertainty in many accounting judgments it is widely recognised that auditor/client negotiations are pervasive in the auditing environment. This project empirically tests two interventions aimed at improving the outcomes of the negotiation process. The aim is to develop an understanding of when these interventions are effective and what causes the improvements. Given the increased globalisation of business, the study further examines how cultural factor .... Improving Auditor Negotiations. Given the uncertainty in many accounting judgments it is widely recognised that auditor/client negotiations are pervasive in the auditing environment. This project empirically tests two interventions aimed at improving the outcomes of the negotiation process. The aim is to develop an understanding of when these interventions are effective and what causes the improvements. Given the increased globalisation of business, the study further examines how cultural factors impact negotiation outcomes and processes in both intercultural negotiations and intracultural negotiations.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0349385

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    Australian Research Council
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    $120,000.00
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    Negotiation style choice and performance in non-equity business partnerships: An empirical assessment. Business relationships, in general, and non-equity business partnerships, in particular, are increasingly important in accomplishing commercial and community objectives in Australia. While businesses focus on purposefully negotiated agreements to drive the performance of these collaborations, an all too large majority fail. This study will result in theoretical and empirical contributions to ou .... Negotiation style choice and performance in non-equity business partnerships: An empirical assessment. Business relationships, in general, and non-equity business partnerships, in particular, are increasingly important in accomplishing commercial and community objectives in Australia. While businesses focus on purposefully negotiated agreements to drive the performance of these collaborations, an all too large majority fail. This study will result in theoretical and empirical contributions to our understanding of negotiation behaviour and related performance effects in non-equity business partnerships; hence, filling a gap in the literature. The findings will significantly benefit those organisations being involved in partnering by providing recommendations for negotiating these partnerships more effectively; hence, reducing their failure rate and achieving important objectives.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1094848

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $120,000.00
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    The implications for greying Australia of international property market interlinkages. Recent events in global financial markets have had a major effect on the retirement plans of Australians and the living standards of retirees. This research will permit pension fund managers to better gauge the fundamental links that exist across international property markets, as well as provide a better understanding for both academics and practitioners on the driving forces that link international real est .... The implications for greying Australia of international property market interlinkages. Recent events in global financial markets have had a major effect on the retirement plans of Australians and the living standards of retirees. This research will permit pension fund managers to better gauge the fundamental links that exist across international property markets, as well as provide a better understanding for both academics and practitioners on the driving forces that link international real estate markets together. The research will benefit all Australians as the outcomes will result in improved risk and return performance for superannuation funds, leading to a better standard of living for all retirees.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0209729

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    Australian Research Council
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    $757,749.00
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    Illiquidity, momentum traders, incentives, and book to market: explaining and testing the factor drivers of stock market returns. I build on my new illiquidity explanation for the equity premium based on the realisation that government bonds turn over many times faster than equity and that trading is both voluntary and endogenous. By introducing these new theoretical developments and new factors such executive incentives I aim to enhance our knowledge of what drives returns in global stock marke .... Illiquidity, momentum traders, incentives, and book to market: explaining and testing the factor drivers of stock market returns. I build on my new illiquidity explanation for the equity premium based on the realisation that government bonds turn over many times faster than equity and that trading is both voluntary and endogenous. By introducing these new theoretical developments and new factors such executive incentives I aim to enhance our knowledge of what drives returns in global stock markets. As a result researchers will have a better understanding of, and controls for, market factors to enable sound empirical work and companies will be able to lower the cost of capital via greater liquidity and improve their corporate governance structures and performance.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0453913

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $401,742.00
    Summary
    The Value of Growth and Risk in the Australian Stock Market. The pricing of stock returns remains a ?holy grail? in financial economics. This project will take us closer to this prize by investigating new models for the pricing of risk in stock prices, focusing upon key questions specific to Australia including the role of liquidity, influence of goodwill and power of dividends. Tests will be conducted in the context of a new paradigm model. Outcomes are improved data management, improved risk c .... The Value of Growth and Risk in the Australian Stock Market. The pricing of stock returns remains a ?holy grail? in financial economics. This project will take us closer to this prize by investigating new models for the pricing of risk in stock prices, focusing upon key questions specific to Australia including the role of liquidity, influence of goodwill and power of dividends. Tests will be conducted in the context of a new paradigm model. Outcomes are improved data management, improved risk control, improved tools and knowledge for investment decision-making for industry. The industry partner, DFA Australia, is a commercial fund manager highly committed through its strong links to US academe.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0452777

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $70,000.00
    Summary
    Bayesian estimation of flexible spatial models with applications in medical imaging and econometric modeling. This project aims to develop statistical methodology for estimating flexible highly parameterised Bayesian spatial models. The flexible models examined will include regression, choice and time series models for data that is spatially registered. Spatial smoothing of parameters in the models will involve application of hierarchical spatial prior distributions. The resulting methodology wi .... Bayesian estimation of flexible spatial models with applications in medical imaging and econometric modeling. This project aims to develop statistical methodology for estimating flexible highly parameterised Bayesian spatial models. The flexible models examined will include regression, choice and time series models for data that is spatially registered. Spatial smoothing of parameters in the models will involve application of hierarchical spatial prior distributions. The resulting methodology will be applied to the analysis of medical imaging data and to the estimation of spatial econometric models of residential real estate prices. The expected outcomes include developments in the frontier framework of Bayesian computational estimation methodology, improved methods for medical image processing and estimation of high resolution spatial models of residential real estate prices in Australian metropolitan centres.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0557062

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $190,000.00
    Summary
    DESIGNING LAND ADMINISTRATION SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT MODERN LAND MARKETS. Economies require successful land markets to generate wealth. Our land administration systems are expensive but essential infrastructure for land markets. However, since they were designed 150 years ago, the market has invented complex commodities: time shares, unit and property trusts, financial instruments, mortgage backed certificates, insurance products, options, corporate development instruments, vertical villages, and .... DESIGNING LAND ADMINISTRATION SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT MODERN LAND MARKETS. Economies require successful land markets to generate wealth. Our land administration systems are expensive but essential infrastructure for land markets. However, since they were designed 150 years ago, the market has invented complex commodities: time shares, unit and property trusts, financial instruments, mortgage backed certificates, insurance products, options, corporate development instruments, vertical villages, and more. The project will explain how modern land markets evolved and how land administration systems can be adapted to provide more efficient land trading and better support for trading in new complex commodities.
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