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Antidumping protection and markups of domestic firms : evidence from firm level data

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Financial constraints and the cyclicality of R&D investment : evidence from Slovenia

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Antidumping protection hurts exporters : firm-level evidence from France

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The impact of training on productivity and wages : firm level evidence

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The effect of globalization on union bargaining and price-cost margins of firms

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Pass-on trade : why do firms simultaneously engage in two-way trade in the same varieties?

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Gross job flows in transition countries : results from company accounts data for Bulgaria, Estonia and Romania

Faggio, Giulia; Konings, Jozef - 1998

This paper studies patterns of gross job creation and destruction in Bulgaria, Estonia and Romania. To this end a unique data set of more than 1600 Bulgarian, 350 Estonian and 3700 Romanian firms in various sectors and located in various regions is used. We find that gross job destruction...

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