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Box–Cox quantile regression and the distribution of firm sizes
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“…Since Koenker and Bassett's (1978) work, a multiplicity of applications have been published in a variety of fields: firm-size distribution (Machado and Mata, 2000), barriers to entry (Mata and Machado, 1996;Gorg, Strobl and Roane, 2000;Arauzo and Segarra, 2005), innovation and firm growth Rao, 2006a, 2006b;Marsilli and Salter, 2005), R&D and patents (Nahm, 2001, Grasjo, 2005, wage differences (Mueller, 1998;Papapetrou, 2006) and productivity heterogeneity (Krüger, 2006). Following the analytical frame described by Crépon, Duguet and Mairesse (1998) and their succesive reexaminations (Mairesse and Mohen 2004) here we explore the relationships between two main sources of innovation -intramural and external R&D-and productivity in a sample of 3,267 firms.…”
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“…In more general settings (1) should be regarded as a 'reasonable' approximation. Additional flexibility may easily be achieved, without sacrificing the semiparametric nature of the approach, by assuming that the  conditional quantile is a given transformation (which may depend on Â) of an affine function of the covariates (see Buchinsky, 1995 or Machado andMata, 2000).…”
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“…Since Koenker and Bassett's (1978) work, a multiplicity of applications have been published in a variety of fields: firm-size distribution (Machado and Mata, 2000), barriers to entry (Mata and Machado, 1996;Gorg, Strobl and Roane, 2000;Arauzo and Segarra, 2005), innovation and firm growth Rao, 2006a, 2006b;Marsilli and Salter, 2005), R&D and patents (Nahm, 2001, Grasjo, 2005, wage differences (Mueller, 1998;Papapetrou, 2006) and productivity heterogeneity (Krüger, 2006). Following the analytical frame described by Crépon, Duguet and Mairesse (1998) and their succesive reexaminations (Mairesse and Mohen 2004) here we explore the relationships between two main sources of innovation -intramural and external R&D-and productivity in a sample of 3,267 firms.…”
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Counterfactual decomposition of changes in wage distributions using quantile regression
J of Applied Econometrics
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“…In more general settings (1) should be regarded as a 'reasonable' approximation. Additional flexibility may easily be achieved, without sacrificing the semiparametric nature of the approach, by assuming that the  conditional quantile is a given transformation (which may depend on Â) of an affine function of the covariates (see Buchinsky, 1995 or Machado andMata, 2000).…”
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“…Since Koenker and Bassett's (1978) work, a multiplicity of applications have been published in a variety of fields: firm-size distribution (Machado and Mata, 2000), barriers to entry (Mata and Machado, 1996;Gorg, Strobl and Roane, 2000;Arauzo and Segarra, 2005), innovation and firm growth Rao, 2006a, 2006b;Marsilli and Salter, 2005), R&D and patents (Nahm, 2001, Grasjo, 2005, wage differences (Mueller, 1998;Papapetrou, 2006) and productivity heterogeneity (Krüger, 2006). Following the analytical frame described by Crépon, Duguet and Mairesse (1998) and their succesive reexaminations (Mairesse and Mohen 2004) here we explore the relationships between two main sources of innovation -intramural and external R&D-and productivity in a sample of 3,267 firms.…”
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Counterfactual decomposition of changes in wage distributions using quantile regression
J of Applied Econometrics
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“…In more general settings (1) should be regarded as a 'reasonable' approximation. Additional flexibility may easily be achieved, without sacrificing the semiparametric nature of the approach, by assuming that the  conditional quantile is a given transformation (which may depend on Â) of an affine function of the covariates (see Buchinsky, 1995 or Machado andMata, 2000).…”
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