Market Power, Scale Economies and Productivity: Estimates from a Panel of Establishment Data

By T. Klette. 2003

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A New Way to Measure Competition (2004, background): “(2002), Klette (1999), Klette and Griliches (1999) and Lindquist (2001).”
The Sensitivity of Productivity Estimates (2008, methodology): “3 Most parametric methods assume a homogenous production function; Mairesse and Griliches (1990) and Klette (1999) are notable exceptions.”
Do environmental regulations hamper productivity growth? How accounting for improvements of plants' environmental performance can change the conclusion (2007, methodology): “Contrary to econometric approaches used to estimate productivity, like e.g. Klette (1999) or Gray and Shadbegian (2002), the approach taken in the present paper requires no assumptions of the functional form of the production function.”
Markups and Firm-Level Export Status (2012, unknown): “We report productivity growth as simple average across all firms in Slovenian manufacturing (A), as an average of industry specific sales weighted productivity (B) and as an average obtained from regression (22) averaged over all firms (C).”
Robustness of Productivity Estimates (2007, unknown): “Other studies have used the approach in Klette and Griliches [1996], relying on the CES demand system to work out an adjustment for the productivity estimates.”
Product Market Regulation and Macroeconomic Performance: A Review of Cross Country Evidence (2005, unknown): “Haskel, and Heden (2000), using a larger data set for UK firms.10 Klette (1999) extends”
Spillovers in product and process innovation: Evidence from manufacturing firms (2006, unknown): “The new insight presented is that the magnitude and pervasiveness of spillovers from product innovation are larger than those coming from process innovation.3 The data base used in this paper reports detailed information on firms’ individual input, R&D expenditure, types of innovation achieved as…”
Characteristics of foreign-owned firms in British manufacturing (2001, unknown): “12 See Hall (1988), Nickell (1996) and Klette (1999).”
Multinationals and U.S. Productivity Leadership: Evidence from Great Britain (2009, unknown): “21 As stressed by Klette and Griliches (1996), the interpretation of the estimated coefficients on the production factors is different from that in equation (1) as they are now all divided by the markup coefficient .”
Product market reform and innovation in the EU (2006, unknown): “12 See Klette (1999) for a discussion.”
How (Not) to Measure Competition (2007, unknown): “The idea is that under constant returns to scale and perfect competition, the Solow residual is not aﬀected by instrumental variables like military spending and the oil price (Klette (1999) generalized this method by allowing for increasing returns to scale).”
Is there really an inverted U-shaped relation between competition and R&D? (2006, background): “Klette and Griliches ( 1996 ) and Klette ( 1999 ).”