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Global Value Chains play an increasing role in production and export in modern economies. Being part of such global … production and export of intermediate products and capital goods by Hungarian manufacturing firms, using firm-level production … and export data. We show that such products account for two-thirds and three-fourths of production and exports …
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Global Value Chains play an increasing role in production and export in modern economies. Being part of such global … production and export of intermediate products and capital goods by Hungarian manufacturing firms, using firm-level production … and export data. We show that such products account for two-thirds and three-fourths of production and exports …
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Several decades of market opening has become a characteristic of network industries. Its main hindrances and aids has come into sight during this period. There is a need now to evaluate the process of market opening and to assess the steps to be taken. Market opening is usually measured by...
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Using firm-level microdata, our study investigates the heterogeneity of three types of taxes levied on firms (corporate tax, payroll tax and local business tax). We show that business taxes per worker and per unit value added significantly differs among different types of firms and that tax...
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This study analyses properties of fast growing small and medium sized firms, known as gazelles. Using balance sheet information for the 2000-2008 period, we show that a small fraction of companies is responsible for a large share of new jobs created in the business sector. For instance, the top...
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This study analyses properties of fast growing small and medium sized firms, known as gazelles. Using balance sheet information for the 2000-2008 period, we show that a small fraction of companies is responsible for a large share of new jobs created in the business sector. For instance, the top...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009376772
Using firm-level microdata, our study investigates the heterogeneity of three types of taxes levied on firms (corporate tax, payroll tax and local business tax). We show that business taxes per worker and per unit value added significantly differs among different types of firms and that tax...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011714170