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97-3: Productivity Races II: The Issue of Capital Measurement

Douglas W Dwyer

97-2: Productivity Races I: Are Some Productivuty Measures Better Than Others?

Douglas W Dwyer

97-1: Survival Patterns Among Newcomers to Franchising

Timothy Bates

96-13: Business Failure In The 1992 Establishment Universe Sources Of Population Heterogeneity

Alfred R Nucci

96-12: Efficiency of Bankrupt Firms and Industry Conditions: Theory and Evidence

Gordon Phillips and Vojislav Maksimovic

96-11: Whittling Away At Productivity Dispersion Futher Notes: Persistent Dispersion or Measurement Error?

Douglas W Dwyer

96-10: Firm Performance And Evolution Empirical Regularities In The U.S. Microdata

Robert H Mcguckin and J. Jensen

96-9: Financing Small Business Creation: The Case of Chinese and Korean Immigrant Entrepreneurs

Timothy Bates

96-8: Measuring the Impact of the Manufacturing Extension Partnership

Ron Jarmin

96-7: Technology and Jobs: Secular Changes and Cyclical Dynamics

Timothy Dunne, Kenneth Troske and John Haltiwanger

96-6: Interfirm Segregation and the Black/White Wage Gap

Kenneth Troske and William J Carrington

96-5: Learning by Doing and Plant Characteristics

Ron Jarmin

96-4: Sex Segregation in U.S. Manufacturing

Kenneth Troske and William J Carrington

96-3: ARE FIXED EFFECTS FIXED? Persistence in Plant Level Productivity

Douglas W Dwyer

96-2: The Effect Of Technology Use On Productivity Growth

Robert H Mcguckin, Mary L Streitwieser and Mark Doms

96-1: Evaluation And Use Of The Pollution Abatement Costs And Expenditures Survey Micro Data

Mary L Streitwieser

95-14: Innovation and Regulation in the Pesticide Industry

Michael Ollinger and Jorge Fernandez-Cornejo

95-13: Exploring The Role Of Acquisition In The Performance Of Firms: Is The "Firm" The Right Unit Of Analysis?

Sang Nguyen and Robert H Mcguckin

95-12: The Missing Link: Technology, Productivity, and Investment

Laura Power

95-11: Counting The Self-Employed From Two Perspectives: Household Vs. Business Sample Data

Alfred R Nucci and Richard J Boden

95-10: The Worker-Establishment Characteristics Database

Kenneth Troske

95-09: Retail Inventories, Internal Finance, and Aggregate Fluctuations: Evidence From Firm-Level Panel Data

Egon Zakrajšek

95-8: The Impact Of Ownership Change On Employment, Wages, And Labor Productivity In U.S. Manufacturing 1977-87

Sang Nguyen, Robert H Mcguckin and Arnold Reznek

95-7: Using Matched Client And Census Data To Evaluate The Performance Of The Manufacturing Extension Partnership

Ron Jarmin

95-6: Technology Locks, Creative Destruction And Non-Convergence In Productivity Levels

Douglas W Dwyer

95-5: Whittling Away At Productivity Dispersion

Douglas W Dwyer

95-4: Capital Structure and Product Market Behavior: An Examination of Plant Exit and Investment Decisions

Dan Kovenock and Gordon Phillips

95-3: Capital Structure And Product Market Rivalry: How Do We Reconcile Theory And Evidence?

Dan Kovenock and Gordon Phillips

95-2: Small Businesses Do Appear To Benefit From State/Local Government Economic Development Assistance

Timothy Bates

95-1: Preferential Procurement Programs Do Not Necessarily Help Minority-Owned Business

Timothy Bates and Darrell Williams

94-14: Pollution Abatement Costs, Regulation And Plant-Level Productivity

Wayne Gray and Ron Shadbegian

94-13: EXPORTERS, SKILL UPGRADING AND THE WAGE GAP*

J. Jensen and Andrew Bernard

94-12: Primary Versus Secondary Production Techniques in U.S. Manufacturing

Joe Mattey and Thijs T Raa

94-11: Capital Adjustment Patterns in Manufacturing Plants

Mark Doms and Timothy Dunne

94-10: Evidence on the Employer Size-Wage Premium From Worker-Establishment Matched Data

Kenneth Troske

94-9: A Guide To R&D Data At The Center For Economic Studies U.S. Bureau Of THe Census

James Adams and Suzanne Peck

94-8: Cross Sectional Variation In Toxic Waste Releases From The U.S. Chemical Industry

Mary L Streitwieser

94-7: The Span of the Effect of R&D in the Firm and Industry

James Adams and Adam Jaffe

94-6: Regulation and Firm Size, Foreign-Based Company Market Presence, Merger Choice In The U.S. Pesticide Industry

Michael Ollinger and Jorge Fernandez-Cornejo

94-5: Recent Twists of the Wage Structure and Technology Diffusion

James Adams

94-4: Downsizing and Productivity Growth: Myth or Reality?

John Haltiwanger, Martin N Baily and Eric Bartelsman

94-3: Firms Started As Franchises Have Lower Survival Rates Than Independent Small Business Startups

Timothy Bates

94-2: A Comparison of Job Creation and Job Destruction in Canada and the United States

Timothy Dunne, John Haltiwanger and John Baldwin

94-1: The Choice of Input-Out Table Embedded in Regional Econometric Input-Out Models

P R Israilevich, R Mahidhara and Geoffrey Hewings

93-16: The Financial Performance of Whole Company LBOs

David J Ravenscraft and William F Long

93-15: On Productivity and Plant Ownership Change: New Evidence From the LRD

Sang Nguyen and Robert H Mcguckin

93-14: Testing the Advantages of Using Product Level Data to Create Linkages Across Industrial Coding Systems

Suzanne Peck

93-13: The Long-Run Demand for Labor: Estimates From Census Establishment Data

Timothy Dunne and Mark Roberts

93-12: CONSTRUCTION OF REGIONAL INPUT-OUTPUT TABLES FROM ESTABLISHMENT-LEVEL MICRODATA: ILLINOIS, 1982

Eduardo Martins

93-11: Determinants Of Survival And Profiability Among Asian Immigrant-Owned Small Businesses

Timothy Bates