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Unternehmensdynamik, Exportstatus und Umsatzproduktivität

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  • Werner Hölzl
  • Petra Lang

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Wie die Analyse der Interaktion zwischen Unternehmensdynamik (Gründungen, Ein- und Austritte im Datensample) und Exportaktivität für den Zeitraum 2002/2007 zeigt, hat die Unternehmensdynamik wesentlich größeren Einfluss auf Beschäftigung und Gesamtumsatz als der Wechsel des Exportstatus von Unternehmen. Überwiegend war das Produktivitätswachstum in diesem Zeitraum allerdings auf die unternehmensinterne Produktivitätsentwicklung zurückzuführen, während die Reallokation von Marktanteilen und die Unternehmensdynamik geringere Bedeutung hatten.

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  • Werner Hölzl & Petra Lang, 2011. "Unternehmensdynamik, Exportstatus und Umsatzproduktivität," WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports), WIFO, vol. 84(11), pages 743-754, November.
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