Murrayand Tsiatis (1996) described a weighted survival estimate thatincorporates prognostic time-dependent covariate …, 1991) thatincorporates these weighted survival estimates. As in Pepe andFleming, the test is an integrated weighted … difference of twoestimated survival curves. This test has been shown to be effectiveat detecting survival differences in crossing …

identifying and verifying the characteristics that affect their survival and growth. Results from an in-depth longitudinal … employees, significantly affect company survival and growth in this context. Moreover, we recognize and analyze three stages in … characteristics that entrepreneurs and employees should bear, towards its survival and growth. Moreover, a practical application of …

identifying and verifying the characteristics that affect their survival and growth. Results from an in-depth longitudinal … employees, significantly affect company survival and growth in this context. Moreover, we recognize and analyze three stages in … characteristics that entrepreneurs and employees should bear, towards its survival and growth. Moreover, a practical application of …

hypothesis, but only to a certain degree. For men, we find a positive effect of employment stability, and a positive effect of … earnings, which increase over time. For women, the effect of the salary has an inverse U shape, and employment stability has … positive effect on marriage. Over the life course, we find that men who have a continuum of stable employment have the highest …

investigate survival of start-up firms, turnover, input, value added, and employment effects. Most drop-outs occur in the early …

Survival rates are widely used to compare quality of health care. In this paper we introduce post-illness employment as … patients we document substantial differences across Norwegian hospital catchment areas with respect to employment five years … after diagnosis. Conventional quality indicators based on survival rates indicate smaller differences. The two sets of …