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The Pareto distribution has been used to describe firm sizes in many theoretical models for its convenience and empirical validity. We provide estimates of the Pareto parameters across industries and investigate the determinants of the shape of the firm size distribution in Brazil. The Pareto...
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estimation of these two top distributions by using the best data available for Germany. We leverage the bivariate copula to … model. The copula modelling grants the separability in choosing the estimation domain as well as the parametric …
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This paper investigates the effect of environmental innovations on firm profitability with respect to differences between small and medium-sized (SME) and large (LE) enterprises. Using data from the Mannheim Innovation Panel (MIP) 2015, results show that, in general, SME benefit more from...
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Using a newly constructed panel dataset of German enterprises, I estimate R&D and capital investment equations for the time period from 1990 to 1994. Simple accelerator specifications indicate considerable sensitivity of R&D and investment to cash flow for relatively small firms. Much of this...
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model we exploit the link between the Asymmetric Laplace Distribution and maximum likelihood estimation for quantile …-variance relationship. Mean Squared Error estimation is discussed. Extensive model-based simulations are used for comparing the proposed …
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with potentially asymmetric rounding behaviour in univariate kernel density estimation is presented in this work. The …
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For the timely detection of business-cycle turning points we suggest to use mediumsized linear systems (subset VARs with automated zero restrictions) to forecast the relevant underlying variables, and to derive the probability of the turning point from the forecast density as the probability...
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