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Using firm level panel data for the years 1996-2001, covering all sectors of the economy, the impact of multinational … ownership on the exit decisions of firms located in Belgium is estimated. In the analysis, I clearly distinguish for nationality … generation in Belgium …
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Using firm level panel data for the years 1996-2001, covering all sectors of the economy, the impact of multinational … ownership on the exit decisions of firms located in Belgium is estimated. In the analysis, I clearly distinguish for nationality … generation in Belgium. …
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growth is the key driver of firm expansion, while profits, once made, are not reinvested. -- Firm Growth ; Panel VAR …
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This paper presents a multidimensional empirical analysis of firm growth. Exploiting censusdata on Italian manufacturing firms, 1989–1997, we estimate a reduced-form VAR toanalyze the co-evolution of employment growth, sales growth, growth of profits and labourproductivity growth. Our main...
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The increasing role of services in GDP results from the growing share of service industries, but also from the fact that firms produce services along with goods. This paper investigates the determinants of service provision by manufacturing firms. First, it develops a model of differentiated...
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This paper highlights the importance of different investment motives and to what extend they affect the responsiveness to corporate taxation. In particular, we discuss how to classify investment as non-related, horizontal, vertical and complex types using a combination of both firm-specific...
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We apply a reduced-form vector autoregression model to analyze the growth processes of Italian manufacturing firms, 1989-1997. We focus in particular on lead-lag associations describing the coevolution of employment growth, sales growth, growth of profits and labour productivity growth....
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