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The empirical evidence on within firm productivity improvements from exports has largely been understated because the … imports of intermediate inputs, and about 85 percent is explained by investment in research and development. The evidence …
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disaggregated firm-level customs transaction data for imports and exports, the paper documents the progressive retreat of Argentine …
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estimator to investigate how unpredictability in border clearance times for imports affects manufacturing firms' entry, exit …
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improved macroeconomic stability that supported higher spending and therefore imports. Since then, the negative effect of …
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that one way things can get messy is via squandering new wealth, based on future resource revenues, on arms imports. In the … five years following a giant oil or gas discovery, arms imports increase by 25 percent. The effect is even larger, at 51 …
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This paper estimates the survival time of nearly 7,000 firms in a dozen high-income and middle-income countries in a scenario of extreme economic distress, using the World Bank's Enterprises Surveys. Under the assumption that firms have no incoming revenues and cover only fixed costs, the median...
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