[fre] L'apparition dans la littérature consacrée à l'organisation industrielle, de nombreuses études montrant que les PME sont au moins aussi innovantes que les grandes firmes, conduit à une question quelque peu paradoxale. D'où les PME tirent elles les facteurs générateurs de savoir ?...

[fre] Les très grandes firmes ont pendant longtemps constitué le domaine de recherche privilégié du courant de « l'Industrial Organization ». Cependant, une vague d'études récentes a non seulement considéré que les petites firmes jouent un rôle accru sur les marchés industriels, mais...

In this paper, we use the Wall Street Journal poll of FX forecasts to analyze how the group of forecasters form their expectations. One focus is whether forecasters build rational expectations. Furthermore, we analyze whether the group of forecasters can be regarded as homogeneous or...

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