, the productivity effects of worker replacement in young firms. Worker replacement isolates labor turnover due to employee … replacement as a separate category of turnover and has been shown to positively affect the productivity of established firms in … effects on young firms' productivity that remain even when controlling for moderating factors. These effects are even more …

productivity growth is not straightforward, as some firms tend to win while others lose from mobility. In the present paper, we … related to regional productivity growth. This is found to be important even when only ties across plants that are not directly …

This paper explores, both theoretically and empirically, how firing costs affect worker productivity and turnover. We … worker to exert higher effort. The increased productivity, in turn, affects turnover, and the magnitude of this effect …

on productivity, using a large panel of around 6200 firms. The findings of the theoretical literature on this topic are … consortia increases productivity. …

, the productivity effects of worker replacement in young firms. Worker replacement isolates labor turnover due to employee … replacement as a separate category of turnover and has been shown to positively affect the productivity of established firms in … effects on young firms' productivity that remain even when controlling for moderating factors. These effects are even more …

reallocation. A distinct literature describes a slowdown in the pace of aggregate labor productivity growth. We relate these … patterns by studying changes in productivity growth from the late 1990s to the mid 2000s using firm-level data. We find that … diminished allocative efficiency gains can account for the productivity slowdown in a manner that interacts with the within …

Mismatch in the labour market has been implicated as a driver of the UK's productivity ‘puzzle', the phenomenon … describing how the growth rate and level of UK productivity have fallen behind their respective pre-Great Financial Crisis trends … occupational or regional mismatch would have boosted productivity and output growth in the UK in the post-crisis period. To show …

modifying the assumption about idiosyncratic match-specific productivity. The results indicate that introducing wage rigidity … the model to randomly draw match-specific productivity for new matches also increases the degree of negative correlation …

can commit to long-term wage contracts with their workers, productivity spillovers are fully internalized. If firms cannot …