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Mohamed Chaffai, Auteur ; Patrick Plane, Auteur |La relation entre l’accès au financement et la performance productive est étudiée sur un échantillon aléatoire de 324 entreprises marocaines sur une période de trois ans (2000-2002). Nous émettons l’hypothèse que les contraintes financières affe[...]Ouvrages
Christopher Sean Henry ; Tamás Ilyés | Emerald Group Publishing Limited | Advances in econometrics, ISSN 0731-9053 | 2019For central banks who study the use of cash, acceptance of card payments is an important factor. Surveys to measure levels of card acceptance and the costs of payments can be complicated and expensive. In this paper, we exploit a n[...]Article : Revues - Articles
This article sheds light on the direct impact of technological as well as organizational innovation on firm-level employment growth using a global sample of over 15,000 firms in developing countries. The main findings suggest that new sales asso[...]Article : Revues - Articles
Thiernobocar Diop, Auteur ; Stéphane Blancard, Auteur ; Sophie Legras, Auteur ; Sébastien Marchand, Auteur ; Lionel Védrine, Auteur |The agricultural detrimental effects on the environment are a source of concern. Public measures, such as agrienvironmental schemes (AES), have been designed to incentivize farmers to adopt more sound environmental practices on the[...]Working Paper
This paper studies the effects of power outages and exchange rate undervaluation on the allocation of manufacturing firms between the domestic and the exports market. I apply the instrumental variables approach to a sample of 12,06[...]texte imprimé
The purpose of this paper is to assess the importance of external shocks relative to internal characteristics in explaining variation of firm growth in developing countries. To do so, we compile firm-level panel data covering 12,5[...]