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This paper examines the impact of international trade on firm entry and exit in Europe. The results point to strong … displacement exit and less creative replacement entry in industries characterized by increasing import competition Moreover, the … evidence suggests strong selection and higher entry barriers in industries characterized by higher openness through the export …
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This paper evaluates the contributions from firm entry, exit and continuation to labour productivity growth in New …
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have more entry and exit activity than other industries. The results show that domestic R&D intensity does not contribute …
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We extend Bresnahan and Reiss’s (1991) model of local oligopoly to allow firm entry and exit over time. In our … framework, entrants have to incur sunk costs in order to enter a market. After becoming incumbents, they disregard these entry … costs in deciding whether to continue operating or to exit. We apply this framework to study market structure and …
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idea that education and income would have positive results on the entry decision to adopt best management practices. …
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, "regulated" the process of entry and exit and posed the conditions for a non shakeout to take place. … shake-out in the commercial jet aero-engine industry, marked by a small number of entry events distributed over 40 years of …
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We analyze the determinants of entry and exit in the European Airline Markets in the post-liberalization period. Unlike … incumbents are relevant to explain entry and exit. Differential traits in the main low cost airlines' entry and exit behavior are …
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and using new production technologies. This paper conjectures that outmoded production technologies may underpin the exit …
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Gibrat's Law of proportionate effect, as applied to firms, states that the growth rate of a firm is independent of its size. Empirical work on firm dynamics finds crucial deviations from Gibrat's Law such as smaller firms growing faster than larger firms (Evans, 1987, and Hall, 1987), a negative...
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