Market power, productivity and the EU Single Market Program: Evidence from a panel of Italian firms

By A. Bottasso, A. Sembenelli. 2001

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Product market competition, corporate governance and firm performance: An empirical analysis for Germany (2002, background): “While there are, to our knowledge, as yet no such case studies available for Germany, recent product market deregulation in the German telecommunications and energy markets, and in the European Union at large, provide data suitable for empirical studies in the future, as in Bottasso and Sembenelli (”
Product Market Regulation and Macroeconomic Performance: A Review of Cross Country Evidence (2005, unknown): “Bottasso and Sembenelli (2001) apply a similar methodology on Italian firm level data and conclude that the EU Single Market Program has lead to a decrease in the mark-up and an increase in productivity for those firms that were expected, ex-ante, to be more sensitive to the abolition of external ba”
The dynamics of regional inequalities (2009, background): “Also, more general studies at the country/industry -level have shown that the acceleration of economic integration during the 1980ies and 1990ies in Europe have had a significant effect on GDP and productivity growth in the EU, see Bottasso and Sembenelli (2001) and Notaro (2002).”
Product market reform and innovation in the EU (2006, unknown): “5 See, inter alia, Bottasso and Sembenelli (2001) and Gullstrand and Johansson (2005).”
Patent rights, product market reforms, and innovation (2015, methodology): “Previous empirical studies support the view that product market competition increased in manufacturing industries in response to the product market reform (Badinger 2007; Bottasso and Sembenelli 2001; Griffith et al. 2010).”