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diffusion process that fosters export emergence in the sector. The most salient feature of export pioneers is their knowledge … advantage about foreign markets stemming from their embeddedness in the business community of their industry in a developed …
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This paper explores the determinants of firm survival in export markets. Our theoretical framework includes a geometric Brownian motion for firm profitability, market-specific sunk and fixed exporting costs that are common across firms, and firm- and market-specific profitability shifters that...
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usage. Despite severe data limits and the complexity of the underlying diffusion phenomena, our study of eServices …
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We examine the diffusion of steam technology across British counties during the eighteenth century. First, we provide … diffusion of new technologies we fit S-shaped growth functions to the data on the numbers of steam engines installed in each … county. In this way, we are able to provide a comprehensive appraisal of the relative speed of the diffusion process in …
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on percolation dynamics. The model combines the concept of increasing returns to adoption with information diffusion … product lifecycle as an outcome of a single elementary process. The model also replicates the S-shaped diffusion curve and the …
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The literature on knowledge diffusion shows that knowledge decays strongly with distance. In this paper we document … diffusion. …
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This paper studies the adoption times of various e-business technologies in a large sample of firms from 10 different industry sectors and 25 European countries between 1994 and 2002. The results show that the probability of adoption increases with the number of previously adopted e-business...
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This paper studies the diffusion of multiple related technologies among firms. The results suggest an endogenous …
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The World is in a continuous change at the level of all its components including entrepreneurship, the most dynamic element of the business activity. Another direction of change comes from technologies called “key enabling technologies” and represents a revolution in using raw materials and...
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We study how the 2004 reform of minimum wage rules in China has affected the survival, average wage, employment and productivity of local firms. To identify the causal effect of minimum wage growth, we use firm-level data for more than 160,000 manufacturing firms active in 2003 and complement...
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