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Inside the Virtuous Cycle between Productivity, Profitability, Investment and Corporate Growth : An Anatomy of China Industrialization

Yu, Xiodan - 2015

This article explores the dynamics of market selection by investigating of the relationships linking productivity, profitability, investment and growth, based on China's manufacturing firm-level dataset over the period 1998-2007. First, we find that productivity variations, rather than relative...

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The impact of import competition from China on firm-level productivity growth in the EU

Friesenbichler, Klaus S.; Kügler, Agnes; Reinstaller, … - 2021

We revisit the impact of rising imports from China on within firm labour productivity growth in the EU. The period analysed is 2003 through 2016 and thus covers the recent increase of technology-intensive imports from China. We find that higher fractions of Chinese imports in aggregate imports...

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Do firms facing competitors from emerging markets behave differently? : evidence from Austrian manufacturing firms

Friesenbichler, Klaus S.; Reinstaller, Andreas - 2021

We study the strategic positioning of Austrian manufacturing firms that face competition from emerging markets as opposed to firms that do not. Using a unique sample of large Austrian manufacturing, we find that emerging market competitors are not always a force majeure, but the result of the...

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Inside the virtuous cycle between productivity, profitability, investment and corporate growth : an anatomy of China industrialization

Yu, Xiaodan; Dosi, Giovanni; Grazzi, Marco; Lei, Jiasu - 2015

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Does BSC Represent an Organizational Development? Evidence from Indonesian Manufacturing Firms

Nawangwulan, Irma M. - 2019

The competition and dynamics of the macro-economy have certainly pushed companies to pay attention into their survival rates. Businesses have to maintain focus on multiple issues instantaneously, from shaping visionary management, skills improvement, quality excellence, and better efficiency...

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Do Firms Facing Competitors from Emerging Markets Behave Differently? Evidence from Austrian Manufacturing Firms

Friesenbichler, Klaus; Reinstaller, Andreas - 2022

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Small and internationalised firms competing with Chinese exporters

Friesenbichler, Klaus S.; Reinstaller, Andreas - 2022

The import competition literature suggests that Chinese industrial policies and technological trends have altered the nature of competition with China so that it does not take place on a level playing field anymore. Empirical evidence about firms' reactions in developed economies to competition...

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Hidden climate change related risks for the private sector

Brunsmeier, Annette; Groth, Markus - 2015

Climate change related risks impact and challenge the private sector in many different ways. This also applies to risk … drivers like a companies' reputation and a changing consumer behavior. Since significant risk drivers for companies differ … just as much as companies themselves, a sector specific guideline to evaluate possible climate change related risk drivers …

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DETERMINANTS OF OUTSOURCING PRODUCTION: A Dynamic Panel Data Approach for Manufacturing Industries

Díaz-Mora, Carmen - Asociación Española de Economía y Finanzas … - 2005

The present paper investigates the determinants of outsourcing production using a panel of 93 Spanish manufacturing industries for the period 1993-2002. Outsourcing is measured as production tasks which are contracting out to independent suppliers, a more direct and suitable indicator. After...

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Public Infrastructure, Regional efficiency, and Factor Substitutiability in Atlatic Canada Manufacturing.

Brox, J.A.; fader, C.A. - Department of Economics, University of Waterloo - 1996

In this paper we seek to add to the understanding of the cost characteristics of Atlantic Canadian manufacturing. We examine the effects of public infrastructure on provincial manufacturing costs. The modelling technique employed is that of the CES-TL variable system.

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