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The Effects of Inflation on the Number of Firms and Firm Size
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 2001A typical money and growth model generally incorporates an implicit assumption that the number of firms (or the set of goods available) is fixed. This paper attempts to investigate the implications of relaxing this assumption in a monopolistically competitive model with endogenous markup.
Wu, Y, Zhang, J
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Size effect and the measurement of firm size
Managerial and Decision Economics, 2021The size effect is mainly observed when firm size is measured by stock market value and absent when measured by firm's total asset, book equity, or total revenue. We argue that if the profitability shocks are neutralized on cross section, the Chinese equity market shows a significant size effect in ex ante expected returns no matter how firm size is ...
Daye Li +3 more
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Regulation, entrepreneurship, and firm size
Journal of Regulatory Economics, 2018We investigate whether regulatory growth disproportionately burdens small businesses relative to large businesses. Using panel data from RegData 3.0 and exploiting variation across industries over time, we empirically estimate the relationship between regulatory growth and growth in the number of small and large firms. Controlling for other factors, we
Dustin Chambers +2 more
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Size Distributions and the Optimal Size of Firms
Zeitschrift für Nationalökonomie, 1970In this chapter, we will turn to a different topic, namely the size distribution of firms 1) This is methodologically related to the subject treated in chapter 3, since — to a large extent — the same tools have been used to explain existing distributions, and there is also a further connection since one might take the size distribution of income as a ...
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The theory of irrelevance of the size of the firm
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 2000Abstract This paper formalizes Cheung, Coase, Stigler, and Young’s theory of irrelevance of the size of the firm. This theory states that if division of labor develops within the firm, the average size of the firm and productivity go up side by side. If division of labor develops between firms, the average size of firms decreases as productivity goes
Pak-Wai Liu, Xiaokai Yang
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On the size distribution of business firms
Economics Letters, 2008zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Pammolli, Fabio +3 more
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Size of Firm and Size of Plant
Southern Economic Journal, 1978Most industrial organization literature treats plant size and firm size as independent variables. It is assumed that public policy can limit firm size, while still enjoying plants of optimal scale. It will be shown that the two variables are linked both empirically and theoretically.
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Firm size and firm growth rate distributions--The case of Denmark
Industrial and Corporate Change, 2005Udgivelsesdato ...
Reichstein, Toke, Jensen, Morten Berg
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Firm debt structure and firm size [PDF]
, 2009 The recent macro monetary policy debate over the existence of bank lending channels focuses on short-term bank borrowing versus short-term non-bank borrowing by firms. The approach is macro using aggregate manufacturing corporation data from the QFR of the US Census Bureau.
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Technology, Firm Size, and Entrepreneurship
2013AbstractFirms are one of the main characters of any economy and an excellent observatory for monitoring a nation's evolution. The history of Italy's productive system in the last 150 years is divided into three parts, corresponding to a similar number of industrial revolutions. While firms obtained excellent results in the first two, their inability to
AMATORI, FRANCO +2 more
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