Discussion
Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis · 1971 · Volume 6 · Issue 2
Abstract
Murphy and Nelson in their article, “Random and Nonrandom Relationships Among Financial Variables: A Financial Model,” develop three postulates which deal with the temporal behavior of financial variables. They suggest that the three postulates constitute a useful financial model. The basis for the model is the distinction between dollar or ratio variables on the one hand and percentage change or growth variables on the other hand.
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