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The Size and Growth of Firms [PDF]
The Review of Economic Studies, 1975 This paper is a sequel to the analysis of the growth process of firms presented in Chapters 4 and 5 of our book Growth, Profitability and Valuation [17]. The relationship between size and growth of firms is explored using a more comprehensive set of data than was used in the book.
Singh, Ajit, Whittington, Geoffrey
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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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Firm size and firm growth rate distributions--The case of Denmark
Industrial and Corporate Change, 2005Udgivelsesdato ...
Jensen, Morten Berg, Reichstein, Toke
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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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Do firms’ growth rates depend on firm size?
Small Business Economics, 2011The empirical literature dealing with corporate growth does not in general give support to Gibrat’s Law stating that the expected increase in firm size is proportionate to its initial size, leaving their growth rates independent of size. Using a relatively large and representative sample of approximately 2,500 Danish firms representing all industries ...
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Economics Letters, 2002
In a sample of more than 700 US cities, the average size of manufacturing and retail firms is negatively and robustly associated with subsequent growth rates of median household income. Wholesale and service firms display less consistent associations.
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In a sample of more than 700 US cities, the average size of manufacturing and retail firms is negatively and robustly associated with subsequent growth rates of median household income. Wholesale and service firms display less consistent associations.
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Market Size, Firm Size and Reputation for Quality
Economics LetterszbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Fishman, Arthur, Jelnov, Artyom
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FIRM SIZE, LEADING FIRMS AND MOBILITY
Studies in Economics and Finance, 1984Industrial organization economists have generally treated the firms operating within industries as fairly homogeneous. The firms are assumed to be similar in terms of the main decision variables so that there are few differences in the price: output, and product strategies preferred by each firm.
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A Note on the Firm Size — Export Relationship
Small Business Economics, 2001The positive relationship between firm size and direct exports is often considered as a stylized fact. Numerous econometric investigations back theoretical considerations by showing that a ceteris paribus positive relationship between firm size and direct export activities exists.
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