Double Takes

Introduction
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<br /> The 1960s
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<br /> Computers as an aid to investment. (J. G. Blease)
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<br /> Economic forecasting and investmetn analysis. (J. G. Morrell)
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<br /> Personal saving and business profit. (Roy Harrod)
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<br /> Possible worlds. (Richard Stone)
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<br /> The investment analyst′s materials (R.E. Artus)
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<br /> Taxation, investment, and equities under a labour Government. )A.J. Merrett &amp; Allen Sykes)
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<br /> Random walks in stock market prices. (Eugene F. Fama)
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<br /> Security price behaviour. (A.G. Ellinger)
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<br /> Investment analysis – the need for professionalism. (R.J.Briston)
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<br /> The value of research into the behaviour of share prices. (R. A. Brealey)
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<br /> The 1970s
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<br /> Econometric models and the stockmarket. (R.D. Nightingale &amp; Dr K. Vernon)
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<br /> Monetary policy, gilts and equities. (A.A. Walters)
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<br /> The trustees′ meeting – a city daydream.( J.M. Brew)
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<br /> The role of the institutions in the UK ordinary share market. (J.H.C. Leach)
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<br /> What are earnings, anyway? (J.N. Littlewood)
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<br /> Should investors be responsible? (Sandra Mason)
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<br /> Investment pricing in the North Sea. (Paul H. Richards)
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<br /> The UK stockmarket and the efficient market model – a review. (A. W. Henfrey, B. Albrech &amp; P. Richards )
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<br /> The 1980s
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<br /> The wrongs of rights. (Barry Riley)
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<br /> The wrongs of rights – a reply. (S. P. Keef)
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<br /> The current and future role of stockbroker. (George J. J. Dennis)
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<br /> The UK economy in the declining oil years. (Gavyn Davies)
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<br /> The missing link. (J.A. Miller)
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<br /> Macroeconomic forecasting models and investment analysis: a review. (Paul Stonham)
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<br /> Investor protection and the advertising practices of share tipsters. (Simon M. Kean)
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<br /> Group accounting, funds statements and cash flow analysis. (T.A. Lee)
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<br /> Why most equities always appear cheap. (Peter Thompson)
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<br /> The 1990s
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<br /> Volatility and the big bang factor. (Peter Pope, David Peel and Pradeep Yadav)
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<br /> Goodwill to all men? (Alan Sugden and Geoffrey Holmes)
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<br /> Economic policy. (Wynne Godley)
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<br /> The money–go–round. (Tim Congdon/
<br /> Alan Sugden)
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<br /> The rewards of virtue? (Russell Sparkes)
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<br /> Adjusting to uncertainty. (Daniel Broby)
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<br /> Buying growth shares using value filters. (Jim Slater)
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<br /> Asset allocation: too important to be left to money managers. (Stuart Fowler)
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<br /> Intellectual property. (Shonaig Macpherson)
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<br /> Underestimated and undervalued. (John Newlands)
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<br /> Brands and the balance sheet. (Jonathan Knowles)