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Empirical research on the relationship between innovation and firm level productivity offers conflicting results. We investigate the impact of innovation on labour productivity through the construction of a unique panel data-set that merges information on roughly 5,000 publicly traded U.S....
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Improving shareholder value has often been cited as a merger determinant. Since mergers create larger firms and less competition, they may increase shareholder value through higher market share and stock-market value. We investigate merger impacts on firms' stock-market value and market share....
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Objectives: Recent studies suggest an ambiguous relationship between obesity and cigarette taxes. We employ Canadian data to evaluate the effects of cigarette taxes on smoking and obesity. Methods: We use a simple reduced form approach and exploit the significant cross-province differences that...
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Objectives Recent studies suggest an ambiguous relationship between obesity and cigarette taxes. We employ Canadian data to evaluate the effects of cigarette taxes on smoking and obesity.Methods We use a simple reduced form approach and exploit the significant cross-province differences that...
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Econometric analyses widely use the listwise deletion approach - which is also called the complete case method - and the indicator approach for models with censored regressors and regressors with missing observations. Nevertheless, the existing literature provides few studies which examine the...
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Mergers lead to larger firms and a less competitive market structure, but their effects on innovation are not clear. Mergers may improve innovation incentives by promoting economies of scope and scale, R\&D activities, and increasing the ability to deal with uncertainties. However, mergers may...
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