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over 20 000 manufacturing firms in Sweden with 1-25 employees. Our main findings are that firms’ access to financial means …
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empirical literature on that topic and perform a time series investigation for Canada using as the dependent variable the … relative wages of production and non-production workers in the manufacturing sector between 1971 and 1999. The independent …
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series investigation for Canada using as the dependent variable the relative wages of production and non-production workers … in the manufacturing sector between 1970 and 2001. The independent variables include R&D, union density, immigration …
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/1871 to derive a series of total factor productivity (TFP) comparisons for a sample of manufacturing establishments located … immediately to the north and south of the Canada–US border. Even with some of the most common and defensible variable definitions …
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than the rest of Canada or the United States. This is obviously a cause for concern. Productivity is an important measure …) that have maintained decent productivity growth. There are some sectors, especially in manufacturing, where the level of … associated with compositional shifts in the economy. Employment and output have plunged in manufacturing (whose level of …
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Property Rights (IPR) protection to promote the growth of the domestic pharmaceutical industry, Canada chose to limit the IPRs … on important pharmaceutical products. Though the pharmaceutical industry of India and Canada share a few common points of … comparison, the most important point of divergence between Canada and India is that while the Indian pharmaceutical industry is …
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My analysis focuses on two main observations. First, many competing schools of thoughts are currently present in economics with no predominant paradigm. We are experiencing an era of pluralism (Davis J Econ Methodol 14(3):275–290, <CitationRef CitationID="CR24">2007</CitationRef>, Camb J Econ 32:249–366, <CitationRef CitationID="CR25">2008</CitationRef>; Colander <CitationRef CitationID="CR19">2000</CitationRef>; Colander...</citationref></citationref></citationref>
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Resistance and social innovation shape the outcomes of transnational land grabbing in terms of justice and sustainability. This paper examines a case of appropriation of land in southern Ghana. The resultant environmental effects and the loss of farmland triggered resistance, particularly after...
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The authors propose an entrepreneurial process model, partially based on social psychologic studies, to deeply examine the relationships among small firm owners' personality, their strategic orientation and the introduction of innovation processes. In the first part of the model, they show that...
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