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Gustavo Rinaldi
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Did Russian reforms alter the privileged position enjoyed in Soviet times by large firms? This paper considers the size of firms in one industry (footwear) during the years 1992–2000 and its relation to productivity. Soviet footwear firms were much larger than their foreign counterparts. With the transition to a market-based economy these large fir...
Several studies have analyzed entry in developed capitalist economies coming to the conclusion that entrants are usually smaller,
less productive and at higher hazard than incumbents. This study considers if this was the case also in the rather peculiar
situation of those firms which entered during the period of transition from planned to market ec...
This paper suggests that certain capabilities of the firm are functional to the type of economic system (socialist, capitalist, transitional, etc.) in which the firm has to operate. Their presence in a firm can be an important factor in explaining its ability to survive and develop. It also suggests that concepts and definitions of the firm, offere...
This work formulates and tests the hypothesis that the structure of a firm's workforce (ratio of direct labour to total labour, relative to the rati o in other firms in the same industry and with similar technology) has significance as a predictor of its 'exit'. Earlier studies have shown that in periods of uph eaval, certain categories of employee...
Does employee productivity explain why during a period of crisis firms fired
relatively more blue-collar than white-collar workers and why, when conditions
improved, they began to hire relatively more blue collars? Are redundancies
targeted towards the least productive workers? Was firms’ behaviour profit
maximising?
These questions are investigate...
Alcohol policies encounter major problems because of the lack of
consensus within and between jurisdictions. Tools that economists
have developed in other contexts may be of use in addressing these
problems.
The consensus between neighboring jurisdictions can be
facilitated when a jurisdiction with higher alcohol taxes and
greater alcohol revenue o...