Ana Rodriguez-Santiago- PhD in Economics
- PhD Assistant Professor at University of Malaga
Ana Rodriguez-Santiago
- PhD in Economics
- PhD Assistant Professor at University of Malaga
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Introduction
Current institution
Additional affiliations
October 2017 - present
October 2017 - present
Position
- Miembro del grupo de investigación
Description
- Spanish Entrepreneurship Research Group
February 2016 - July 2016
Education
October 2015 - November 2016
October 2011 - June 2015
October 2010 - June 2015
Publications
Publications (6)
Purpose
This study aims to revisit the relationship between the stringency of employment protection legislation and entrepreneurship at the macro-level using time series data from 28 OECD countries.
Design/methodology/approach
To address model uncertainty, a Bayesian model averaging methodology is employed, overcoming issues related to predictor s...
Understanding the worldwide drivers of qualified entrepreneurship is a key issue in economic policy design. To help policy decisions exert their intended impact, we aim to cluster a wide range of countries on the basis of their levels and trends in self-employment productivity using a finite mixture model applied to a new large dataset of 121 count...
Understanding the worldwide drivers of qualified entrepreneurship is a key issue in economic policy design. To help policy decisions exert their intended impact, we aim to cluster a wide range of countries on the basis of their levels and trends in self-employment productivity using a finite mixture model applied to a new large dataset of 121 count...
We re-evaluate the relationship between stages of economic development and entrepreneurship, at the macro level. We first conduct a literature review of previous empirical research on crosscountry determinants of entrepreneurship in order to put our contribution in perspective. To circumvent problems related to model uncertainty we use Bayesian Mod...
A growing body of empirical literature—both on the micro and macro scale—is devoted to exploring the existence of hysteresis—or at least persistence—in self-employment, i.e., whether policy, economic or external shocks have transitory or persistent effects on the probability of survival, and in turn, on the natural rate of self-employment. In aggre...
This article analyses the business cycle dynamics in the European Union (EU28) during recent decades. Following Camacho et al. (J Econ Dyn Control 30:1687–1706, 2006), we extend the analysis of European cycles to a broader range of countries, including new entrants. In addition, we update their sample by including the Great Recession data with the...
