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Acquiring Market Flexibility via Niche Portfolios: The Case of Fisher & Paykel WhiteGoods

Hamlin, Robert Philip; Henry, James; Cuthbert, Ronald
The instability of niche markets, and their predisposition to catastrophic collapse, makes market flexibility a prerequisite for long-term survival among niche marketers. This article describes how a niche marketer can ...
Towards mining norms in open source software repositories

Savarimuthu, Bastin Tony Roy; Dam, Hoa Khanh
The concept of norms has attracted a lot of interest in various disciplines including computer science since it facilitates collaboration and cooperation of individuals in societies. Extracting norms from computer-mediated ...
Intellectual Capital Disclosures by Australian Companies

Woodcock, James; Whiting, Rosalind H (AFAANZ Conference, 2009)
This research expands on previous studies of voluntary intellectual capital disclosure (ICD) in Australian company annual reports. Using content analysis it examined the level of ICD in the annual reports of 70 Australian ...
Business makes a ‘journey’ out of ‘sustainability’: creating adventures in Wonderland?

Milne, Markus J; Kearins, Kate; Walton, Sara (University of Otago, 2005)
This paper provides a critical exploration of the ‘journey metaphor’ promoted in much business discourse on sustainability - in corporate reports and advertisements, and in commentators’ reports in the political and ...
Taking the oath: investor response to SEC certification

Griffin, Paul A; Lont, David H (University of Otago, 2003)
This study investigates the market response to the requirement that the principal executive and financial officer of an SEC registrant each state under oath that the firm’s annual and quarterly financial reports are ...
The triple bottom line: how New Zealand companies measure up

Chapman, Roslyn; Milne, Markus J (University of Otago, 2003)
Triple bottom line reporting involves the measurement, management and reporting of economic, environmental and social performance indicators in a single report. Over the past few years an increased number of New Zealand ...
Selection criteria for country of origin of food imports by European food distributors

Knight, John G; Holdsworth, David K; Mather, Damien W (University of Otago, 2005)
Country-of-origin preferences of distribution channel gatekeepers when sourcing food imports were investigated using in-depth interviews in five European markets. Channel member perceptions of product-country image related ...
Intellectual Capital and Firm Performance in Australia

Clarke, Martin; Seng, Dyna; Whiting, Rosalind H (Dyna Seng and Rosalind Whiting, 2010)
This study examines the effect intellectual capital (IC) has on firm performance using a sample of Australian companies listed between 2004 and 2008. IC is measured using Pulic’s Value Added Intellectual Coefficient (VAIC) ...
Valuing real options using implied binomial trees and commodity futures options

Arnold, Tom; Crack, Timothy; Schwartz, Adam (University of Otago, 2005)
Governance regulatory changes, IFRS adoption, and New Zealand audit and non-audit fees: Empirical evidence

Griffin, Paul A; Lont, David H; Sun, Yuan (University of Otago, 2008)
This study examines the association between overseas and New Zealand governance regulatory reforms in New Zealand public companies’ audit and non-audit fees. We state audit and non-audit fee models, and use temporal and ...