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This paper shows how idiosyncratic resources can be the basis of sustained profitability and persistent heterogeneity … profits can emerge without "monopolistic" imperfections. We consider how capability heterogeneity, resource customization cost …
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A stochastic discrete choice model and its related estimation method are presented which allow to disentangle non-linear externalities from the intrinsic features of the objects of choice and from the idiosyncratic preferences of agents. Having veried for the ergodicity of the underlying...
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shrinking, intra-sectoral heterogeneity. A major process of both catching-up and dying-out among the least effcient ones occurs …
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This paper proposes a general framework to account for the divergent results in the empirical literature on the relation between firm sizes and growth rates, and on many results on growth autocorrelation. In particular, we provide an explanation for why traces of the LPE sometimes occur in...
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parameterization of the distributions of growth exhibit high level heterogeneity displayed among firms even within the same sector …
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small firms displaying strong heterogeneity in their growth patterns, versus a Schumpeter Mark II regime, with large firms … displaying less heterogeneity of growth. …
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heterogeneity a role, we are bringing the evolutionary approach inside the domain of economic geography. …
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inter-firm heterogeneity - particularly with regard to technological innovativeness and productivity - and their … evidence. Together with important points of corroboration of such a view - including those regarding a profound heterogeneity …
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on the relative impact of increasing returns and the degree of adopters heterogeneity. Second, the unlikely empirical …
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