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consistent with the key features of the data regarding productivity, exporting, and importing. We perform a variety of … export their goods and whether to use imported intermediates. The model highlights mechanisms whereby import policies affect … counterfactual experiments to assess quantitatively the positive and normative effects of barriers to trade in import and export …
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, built from highly disaggregated US import data. Consistent with the model, financial development increases sales dispersion …
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documented that exporting is a rare activity, that exporting firms are larger and more productive than other firms, and that … heterogeneous and highly concentrated. Second, both the extensive margin (number of exporting firms) and the intensive margin … multinational firms, the import behavior of firms, and the extent to which heterogeneity is endogenous to firms. choices, but some …
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We study the effects of import competition on industry locations patterns in a small open economy with two regions … is linked with firm-level innovation through an import competition effect that is increasing in the market share of … imported goods and the productivity differential of domestic firms with the rest of the world. We show that increased import …
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A quantitative framework of firm dynamics is developed where the size of the informal sector is determined by financial constraints and the burden of taxation. Improving access to credit for formal sector firms increases aggregate TFP and output while reducing the size of the informal sector....
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In France, firms with 50 employees or more face substantially more regulation than firms with less than 50. As a result, the size distribution of firms is visibly distorted: there are many firms with exactly 49 employees. We model the regulation as the combination of a sunk cost that must be...
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In France, firms with 50 employees or more face substantially more regulation than firms with less than 50. As a result, the size distribution of firms is visibly distorted: there are many firms with exactly 49 employees. We model the regulation as the combination of a sunk cost that must be...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010196279
In France, firms that have 50 employees or more face substantially more regulation than firms that have less than 50. As a result, the size distribution of firms is visibly distorted: there are many firms with exactly 49 employees. We model the regulation as the combination of a sunk cost that...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011757262
This paper provides a direct test of how fixed export costs and productivity jointly determine firm-level export behavior. Using Chilean data, we construct indices of fixed export costs for each industry-region-year triplet and match them to domestic firms. Our empirical results show that firms...
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