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deteriorating productivity and rising exit rates. We find supportive evidence for other US-based stylized facts, such as young firms …
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-specific technology shock increases the number of firms opening, but also leads to a higher number of firms closing. In contrast, labour …-neutral technology shocks also benefit old firms. An increase in overall productivity leads to an increase in the number of new firms and …
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Conditional on a contractionary monetary policy shock, the labor share of value added is expected to decrease in the … projections and high dimensional fixed effects, we show that a one standard deviation contractionary monetary policy shock …
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We analyze shocks to productivity, collateral constraint (credit shock), firm operation, and labor disutility in a …. Compared to the productivity shock, the credit and the lockdown shocks generate larger changes in firm entry and exit. The … credit shock accounts for lower entry, higher exit, and concentration of exit among young firms during the Great Recession …
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The mandate of the European Central Bank’s monetary policy is to ensure price stability. Interest rate changes by the ECB affect labor costs and the value added of firms. If both dimensions are not equally affected, monetary policy has a distributive effect between workers and shareholders....
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variation after the Lehman Shock in the autumn of 2008, I find neither a notable increase in inventory stock nor a long …-run stock adjustment process. Given the size of this unforeseen exogenous shock, most observers expected a large inventory stock … including “financial accelerator” theory …
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Using US annual data spanning four decades and several business cycles, we show that that job flow rates of young firms are more cyclical than those of mature firms and detect no difference between the cyclicality of job flow rates of small and large firms. Further, we find that job flow rates...
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Multiple dimensional shifts related to firm-level multinationalization spill over to the aggregate realm as an unusually large mass of US firms multinationalized in the late-1990s. Firms become considerably different in many aspects as they transform into multinational enterprises (MNEs),...
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The relationship of firm size and age to its growth and survival differs according to whether size is measured by sales or employment. Using a large and representative dataset of Greek firms over the period 1999-2014, we find the following patterns. Controlling for age, there is a strong...
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Conditional on a contractionary monetary policy shock, the labor share of value added is expected to decrease in the … projections and high dimensional fixed effects, we show that a one standard deviation contractionary monetary policy shock …
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