Exporting Firms
Management development, innovation and performance of small exporting firms in New Zealand
... younger firms tend to have lower levels of export intensity relative to older firms whilst larger firms tend to have higher levels of export intensity relative to the smaller ...
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Financial crisis, internationalization choices and Italian firm survival
... of exporting firms in a period characterized by a deep recession followed by a temporary recovery, a business cycle phase entirely included in the time span of our dataset ...of exporting or ...
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Innovation, productivity, and export: Evidence from SMEs in Lower Normandy, France
... Other innovation output oriented studies have used the Kolmogorov-Smirnov non-parametric test to deter- mine to what extent innovation activities account for productive advantage of exporting firms relative ...
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How Exporting Firms Respond to Technical Barriers to Trade?
... owned firms tend to increase their product quality, and decrease their export scale in response to the implementation of the CR act (although the results are not statistically significant for ...owned firms ...
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Productivity, size and exporting dynamics of firms: Evidence for Mexico
... access. Firms with a higher size can generate higher scale economies and be more productive, which allows them to bear high transportation costs to farther places as in Melitz (2003) while exporting ...
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Adaptation practices and export performance: a study of exporting firms in Zimbabwe
... the firms that adapted their strategies did so because they faced competitive obstacles to ...forced firms to reduce either prices or adapt products to meet specific requirements of the customers and to ...
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Does the Type of Neighbor Matter? Heterogeneous Export Spillovers on Domestic Companies in Mexico
... In this section, we show the results of the empirical estimates of equation (10) relative to company export decisions. First we examine the influence of spillovers of foreign- exporting firms on the ...
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Corporate Expenditure on Environmental Protection ESRI WP347 June 2010
... intensive, exporting firms and firms that are under the IPPC are more likely to have positive values of environmental ...of firms report a positive value for environmental expenditure than in ...
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Trade costs, Openness and Productivity: Market Access at Home and Abroad
... region, firms size and year. The idea to learning-by- exporting is that exporting firms get access to knowledge at international markets and foreign countries and that tougher competition ...
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Learning by Exporting and Destination Effects: Evidence from African SMEs
... of exporting on the change in average workers ...multinational firms pay higher wages and we have already corroborated on these ...African exporting firms active outside of the continent are ...
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Phasing out of Multi fibre Arrangement: implications for the Indian garment exporting firms
... The study is based on the opinion survey of 30 educated entrepreneurs drawn from the garment exporting firms and their industry associations. These entrepreneurs had sufficient knowledge of the major ...
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Product Differentiation, Export Participation and Productivity Growth: Evidence from Chinese Manufacturing Firms
... small exporting firms are reluctant to invest in R&D since the profit gains cannot cover their fixed investment ...for exporting firms with higher initial productivity and larger ...
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Wage premium in the exporting sector: evidence from manufacturing firms in China
... of firms’ ownership, export intensity and location in determining the exporter wage ...First, exporting firms except for those from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan (HMT) are more likely to pay average ...
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Heterogeneous Exporter Behaviour: Exploring the Evidence for Sunk Costs and Hysteresis ESRI WP196 July 2007
... from firms that enter the export market (starters), continuing exporting firms with increasing, constant and decreasing export values, and firms that exit the export market ...
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Exports and productivity – comparable evidence for 14 countries. NBB Working Papers No. 128, 13 February 2008
... Including these variables in the regression shows that, once we control for a number of observable country characteristics and other attributes of the data and estimation technique, estimates from establishment level ...
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Geography and Firm Exports: New Evidence on Sunk Costs
... Ireland is known as a highly specialised economy, the bulk of exports coming from a relatively narrow range of products. Changes in market orientation have been observed at the aggregate trade level. For example, for ...
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Firm Export Dynamics and the Geography of Trade
... the exporting firms. For instance, exporting firms tend to be more productive than non-exporting firms and the exporting process is very persistent, so that firms ...
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Export Destination, Skill Utilization and Skill Premium in Chinese Manufacturing sector
... the firms and the proportion of skilled workers hired by the ...manufacturing firms data for Argentina, they have found that the exporting to higher income countries matter, but exporting per ...
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Firms in international trade: evidence from Indonesia
... The global landscape of the apparel industry is being profoundly transformed following the termination of the Multi-fibre Arrangement (MFA) on 1 January 2005. During the MFA-era of over 30 years, country-specific import ...
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Assessing European firms’ exports and productivity distributions: The CompNet trade module National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 282
... of firms, with permanent exporters being much more productive than ...productive firms sustained the current account adjustment of European “stressed” ...
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