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Unemployment durations are generally modelled by specifying the conditional probability of leaving unemployment (the hazard function). Existing studies for Britain all use very restrictive parametric specifications of the hazard function, mostly commonly Weibull in form. These restrictions...
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BITE is a software package designed for the analysis of event history data using flexible hierarchical models and Bayesian inference, with a particular emphasis on the application of flexible intensities as a description of the distribution of lifetimes. BITE provides a framework for combining...
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<Para ID="Par1">This paper investigates two main questions: Are affiliates of foreign multinationals more likely to exit the market than domestic firms? Does the exit probability of foreign firms depend on the technological environment in which they operate? Controlling for a set of firm- and industry-specific...</para>
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disregarding unobserved heterogeneity across countries, as have studies using country-level panel data for failing to account for …-history data from 11 European countries (SHARELIFE) and controlling for unobserved heterogeneity over countries and cohorts. We …
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Length-biased data are encountered frequently due to prevalent cohort sampling in follow-up studies. Quantile regression provides great flexibility for assessing covariate effects on survival time, and is a useful alternative to Cox’s proportional hazards model and the accelerated failure time...
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Given the big employment losses in the current economic and financial crisis, not only the creation of new jobs is important for economic and social welfare, but also the conservation of existing jobs. In this respect, it is crucial that firms that employ personnel survive. In this article, we...
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This paper sheds light on the role of family networks in the dynamics of a West African labour market, i.e. in the transitions from unemployment to employment, from wage employment to self-employment, and from self-employment to wage employment. It investigates the effects of three dimensions of...
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Survival prediction from a large number of covariates is a current focus of statistical and medical research. In this paper, we study a methodology known as the compound covariate prediction performed under univariate Cox proportional hazard models. We demonstrate via simulations and real data...
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This paper examines the survival of Australian initial public offerings (IPOs). The Cox proportional hazards model is used to test the value of the information available at the time of listing and whether this information foreshadows the likelihood of survival or failure of an IPO. The number of...
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