Yet
recent academic research suggests that the poor returns of growth stocks (ie, firms with high valuations) and the excess returns of value stocks (ie, companies with low valuations) can largely be explained by differences in capital spending and asset growth.
Not exact matches
Since the S&P 500 Index and growth stock indexes have been dominating in
recent years, the
academic evidence
suggested by the
research of Martin Cremers and his associates is useful.
But
recent research suggests that these
academic scientists are overstating the real distinctions.
Acceptance and accommodation of poor students» «cultural style» interferes with the goal of bringing low - income students» deportment up to the level of their more affluent classmates, and «defining deviancy down» through the relaxation of standards and sanctions undermines the preservation of an orderly and respectful classroom environment that,
recent research suggests, is essential to all students»
academic progress.
In addition,
recent research suggests that positive school climates improve
academic achievement and outcomes for students from low socioeconomic backgrounds.