We examine the impact of collocation on local within-firm performance, or intra-firm spillovers, by decomposing spillovers into one-time stock and recurring flow effects. Stock effects include one-time learning effects. Flow effects include ongoing resource sharing as well as cannibalization....

We study how intra-firm collocation — geographic clustering of business establishments owned by the same parent company — influences performance, decomposing the collocation effect into stocks and flows to learn about the mechanisms behind intra-firm agglomeration. Using Census micro data on...

While firms typically innovate through R&D, it is not the only way to make progress, since firms can also gain competitive advantage by learning from others -- through knowledge spillovers. This research hypothesizes that firms headquartered near a knowledge center, as defined by Carnegie...

This paper synthesizes innovations in partitioning the cash flows from a share of common stock. PRIMES & SCORES, Unbundled Stock Units (USUs), and three hybrid equity options (DIVS, OWLS, and RISKS) are studied