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Waiting for Godot? : success or failure of firms’ growth in a panel of Italian manufacturing firms

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Waiting for Godot : The Failure of SMEs in the Italian Manufacturing Industry to Grow

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We use a panel of Italian manufacturing firms for the period 2001-2014 to analyse the distribution of firm size, and then test for the validity of Gibrat's law using unit root tests. Although Gibrat's Law is rejected and the estimates suggest that small firms grow faster than larger ones, we do...

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