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Determinants de la reussite ou de l'echec des etablissements canadiens sur les marches etrangers, selon une analyse de survie

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  • Gervais, Yvan
  • Bosco Sabuhoro, Jean

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Dans cet article, on etudie les determinants de la reussite ou de l'echec des etablissements canadiens sur les marches etrangers a l'aide des donnees du Registre des exportateurs canadiens de Statistique Canada de 1993 a 2000. L'etude des taux de survie et de risque des etablissements exportateurs repose sur le modele de l'analyse de survie, le modele de regression a risques proportionnels de Cox servant a l'analyse econometrique.

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  • Gervais, Yvan & Bosco Sabuhoro, Jean, 2004. "Determinants de la reussite ou de l'echec des etablissements canadiens sur les marches etrangers, selon une analyse de survie," Direction des études analytiques : documents de recherche 2004220f, Statistics Canada, Direction des études analytiques.
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