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The productivity of firms in developing countries appears to be extremely low. Prior work, such as that summarized in James Tybout (2000) and World Bank (2004), has highlighted a set of issues around infrastructure, informality, regulations, trade policies, and human capital that reduce the...
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Management has a large effect on the productivity of large firms. But does management matter in micro and small firms, where the majority of the labor force in developing countries works? This study developed 26 questions that measure business practices in marketing, stock-keeping,...
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Management has a large effect on the productivity of large firms. But does management matter in micro and small firms, where the majority of the labor force in developing countries works? We develop 26 questions that measure business practices in marketing, stock-keeping, record-keeping, and...
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representative survey from Sri Lanka to test this model and to examine whether and how owner characteristics matter for innovation …. The survey also allows analysis of the incidence of innovation in micro and small firms, which have traditionally been …
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representative survey from Sri Lanka to test this model and to examine whether and how owner characteristics matter for innovation …. The survey also allows analysis of the incidence of innovation in micro and small firms, which have traditionally been …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012749897