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threshold of productivity. We examine mobility in two dimensions: from firm to firm (inter-firm) and from one technical field to …. In particular we show that: (1) as predicted by evolutionary theory, inventor productivity is a positive determinant of … invention value, (2) inter-firm mobility is a consistently positive determinant of productivity and (3) technological mobility …
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IC matters for firm productivity through the quality of infrastructure, the experience and education of the labor force …
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IC matters for firm productivity through the quality of infrastructure, the experience and education of the labor force …
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Short-term increasing returns to production factors are usually found in empirical studies. We argue they can be due to omitted variables, particularly the intensity of factor utilisation. Thanks to original French firm-level data (1992-2008), we show how increasing returns to scale disappear...
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of both wages and productivity are endogenous. We estimate this model using French data. Numerical simulations show that … wage when they are spread over a large range of wages in order to avoid specialization in low productivity jobs. …
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them and other workers. After showing how land constraints and the productivity dynamics outside agriculture might prevent …
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openness, higher productivity and lower inflation. Following a decline in transport cost openness increases and firm selection … eliminates the least productive domestic firms. The consequent increase in average productivity leads to falling relative prices …-induced productivity growth leads to a significant decline in inflation world wide. …
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This paper investigates into the consequences of sector-speci c technological progress in a two-sector, optimal growth model. In accordance with existing theory, we find that consumption-specifi c Hicks-neutral technical shocks increase consumption but leave other parameters unchanged....
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The concept of productivity is at the heart of economic theory, management science and operational management of firms … are indeed a major challenge to the concept of productivity. The objective of this paper is to review issues raised by … services and their relationships with productivity, from two different but related perspectives: 1) a theoretical and …
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This study explores the relationship between exports and productivity using a panel dataset of Egyptian manufacturing …-exporters because the more productive firms self-select into export markets, while exporting does not necessarily improve productivity …. We investigate if exporting firms are more productive than non-exporting firms and, if so, whether the productivity …
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