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where it does not properly measure technology) and makes it possible to calculate the contributions of disaggregated units …-level (EU-KLEMS) and firm-level (Amadeus) data. After adding further assumptions about technology and market structure (firms …
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country, as well as welfare differences across countries. The result holds regardless of the type of production technology and …
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for arbitrary production technology, regardless of the degree of product market competition, and apply to open economies …
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for arbitrary production technology, regardless of the degree of product market competition, and apply to open economies …
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technology and the degree of product market competition. It applies to open economies as well, if TFP is constructed using …
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regardless of the type of production technology and the degree of market competition. It applies to open economies as well, if …
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As it takes time and effort to learn how to fully utilise new technology and realise its maximum potential productivity … gain, adoption of new technology tends to reduce productivity temporarily, even though the potential productivity gain in … the long run outweighs this short run loss. This paper points to such “learning cost” in technology upgrading as a …
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What determines firm growth over the life-cycle? Exploiting unique firm panel data on internal organization, balance sheets and innovation, representative of the entire Canadian economy, we study recent theories that examine life-cycle patterns for firm growth. These theories include...
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measure technology) and makes it possible to calculate the contributions of disaggregated units (industries or firms) to … further assumptions about technology and market structure (firms minimize costs and face common factor prices), we show that …
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Throughout the post-war era until 1995 labour productivity grew faster in Europe than in the United States. Since 1995, productivity growth in the EU-15 has slowed while that in the United States has accelerated. But Europe’s productivity growth slowdown was largely offset by faster growth in...
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