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There is an abundant literature on industrial ecology aiming at explaining the survival propensity of recently started firms. The majority of the contributions concentrate on the characteristics of the entrepreneur, the new firm or the industry. Only a small minority of the existing studies...
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different structural changes between countries to separate the respective effects. Our results show that the effect of entry … lead to misleading conclusions. We find no robust evidence that entry has a price-decreasing effect on markets with … originally 2 operators. However, the entry of a 4th operator does have a price-decreasing effect, but with different dynamics …
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Recent empirical research relates lower aggregate total factor productivity to more dispersed productivity levels … firms to enter and will simultaneously prevent more productive firms from entry. To this end, I introduce endogenous credit … opportunity. Consequently, productivity dispersion increases and average productivity falls. I use the framework to assess the …
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impact on productivity improvement in export market sales. As a result, exporting rms have a higher payo from R&D investment … productivity growth. The endogenous investment in R&D is an important mechanism that leads to a divergence in the long …
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increased competition: inter- and intra-industry reallocations, firm entry and exit, and product- and destination switching … adaptation channels, notably firm entry and exit, and inter-industry reallocations. However, for surviving firms, product and …
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Economic integration leads to a reallocation of resources across sectors and space. Location patterns resulting from North-North and North-South regional trade initiatives have been documented in several studies. However, empirical evidence on South-South agreements is rather limited. In this...
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The literature on trust, control and knowledge creation in seems to be moving towards a consensus. Trust is necessary to create an open atmosphere for knowledge creation while control acts as a safeguard against malfeasance. Networks that neglect either one often create less knowledge, such as...
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employment. The main findings indicate that the probability of exit is higher for very young and rather old businesses and also … for relatively small businesses. Besides the overall finding of a higher exit risk in agglomerated areas, an above …-average level of highly qualified employees working in the establishments decreases the probability of exit. Accordingly, businesses …
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In this paper I assess the existence, and the magnitude, of technological externalities in the form of creativity spillovers that affect individual firms' innovative intensity. Relying on a large sample of Italian manufacturing firms, I first estimate a knowledge production function through a...
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Although clusters life cycles tend to co-evolve with the life cycle of its dominant industry (Bergman, 2008; Menzel and Fornahl, 2010), the stylized life cycle model does not capture the full complexity of cluster evolution (Martin and Sunley, 2011). Empirical studies indicate that clusters do not...
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