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Recent empirical research by, for example, Audretsch and Fritsch (1999) and Armington and Acs, (2002) shows that regional determinants of new firm formation differs between industries. It has also been suggested that a large part of the regional variation of new firm formation can be explained...
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This paper uses an institutional approach to investigate the relationship between the regional institutional environment and regional new firm formation. The importance of perceived attitudes regarding private enterprises, local taxes, political majority, the size of the government sector and...
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the number of patent applications in Swedish regions is highly and positively dependent on regional technological … concluded that the size of regions is important is an important factor to consider, since this in itself may affect patenting …
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The extent and importance of spin-offs for industrial dynamics have been analysed in a number of previous studies, yet knowledge is surprisingly scarce about the determinants that trigger such entrepreneurial ventures. In the current analysis we use unique and detailed Swedish data to...
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Based on unique data covering individuals, firms, industries, and regions for the 1999-2005 period, we contribute with …
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The purpose of the paper is to show how entrepreneurship conditions vary between regions of various sizes, and test the … theoretical arguments on why large regions generally should generate more entrepreneurship. The paper empirically ana¬lyzes the … sectors across functional regions, using data from Sweden for the period 1993 to 2004. Employing fixed effects vector …
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It is a well known fact that wages have a tendency to be higher in larger regions. The source of the regional … the fact that regions have different industrial compositions. The second part is due to the fact that average regional … productivity differs between regions. Using a decomposition method, akin to shift-share, we are able to separate regional wage …
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