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manufacturing sectors across 64 countries. A robust finding is that bureaucratic and costly entry regulations tend to hamper … also associated with a larger average firm size. Conversely, credit information registries are associated with lower price …-cost margin and smaller average firm size in industries that rely heavily on external finance-consistent with access to finance …
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In this paper, we compare the distribution of price changes between collusive and noncollusive periods for ten major cartels. The first moments focus on previous research. We extend the discussion to the third (skewness) and fourth (kurtosis) moments. However, none of the above descriptive...
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This paper examines industry-level responses of manufacturing employment in the context of globalization using a large … value-added growth (about 10 %) to increase manufacturing employment appreciably (about 4 %). The employment benefits of …
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Growth in U.S. manufacturing’s real value-added has exceeded that of aggregate GDP, except during recessions, leading … many to conclude that the sector is healthy and that the 30 percent decline in manufacturing employment since 2000 is … largely the consequence of automation. The robust growth in real manufacturing GDP, however, is driven by one industry segment …
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This contribution analyzes the impact of intangible capital on labor productivity growth across countries at the aggregate and sectoral levels by employing an econometric growth-accounting approach. First, our results show that intangible capital deepening accounts for around 40 percent of labor...
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This contribution analyzes the impact of intangible capital on labor productivity growth across countries at the aggregate and sectoral levels by employing an econometric growth-accounting approach. First, our results show that intangible capital deepening accounts for around 50 percent of labor...
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contrast to some recent studies, we show that the importance of manufacturing for the world economy has not declined during the … manufacturing underestimates the importance of manufacturing. Many former in-house activities of manufacturing are nowadays … of activities interlinked with manufacturing became the dominant driver of deindustrialisation in these countries. We are …
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Rising energy prices might lead to adjustments along the supply chain and make firms outsource energy … firm-level data on energy use, imports, and material purchases. I document that import shares in German industry have … show in a quasi-experimental setup that a sudden drastic drop in electricity prices has not led firms to significantly …
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