2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jue.2006.03.005
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Evaluating the impact of investment incentives: The case of Italy's Law 488/1992

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“…The size of the ECP expenditure's share in the total EU budget (over 50%) has generated a large interest between policy makers, taxpayers and academics (Stryczynski 2009 (Bronzini and de Blasio, 2006). Similarly, the employment impact of capital subsidies has been found doubtful (Gabe and Kraybill, 2002), and the effect of firm-level investment support on efficiency and productivity is found to be negligible or even negative ( Furthermore, the results point to the fact that firms with low value added grow faster than those, which have already reached a high level of value added.…”
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“…The size of the ECP expenditure's share in the total EU budget (over 50%) has generated a large interest between policy makers, taxpayers and academics (Stryczynski 2009 (Bronzini and de Blasio, 2006). Similarly, the employment impact of capital subsidies has been found doubtful (Gabe and Kraybill, 2002), and the effect of firm-level investment support on efficiency and productivity is found to be negligible or even negative ( Furthermore, the results point to the fact that firms with low value added grow faster than those, which have already reached a high level of value added.…”
Section: Previous Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some studies find that firm-level investment support induces additional investment in supported firms (Harris and Trainor 2005;Pellegrini and Centra 2006;Duch, Montolio and Mediavilla 2009;Gadd, Hansson and Månsson 2009). In contrast, other studies do not find positive effects (Bronzini and de Blasio, 2006). Similarly, the employment impact of capital subsidies has been found doubtful (Gabe and Kraybill, 2002), and the effect of firm-level investment support on efficiency and productivity is found to be negligible or even negative (Beason and Weinstein 1996;Lee 1996;Bagella and Becchetti 1998;Bergström 2000;Harris and Robinson 2004;Bernini and Pellegrini 2011).…”
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“…Je to proměnná, která slouží jako proxy proměnná pro aktivitu fi rmy. Vzhledem k tomu, že tržby jsou alternativním ukazatelem velikosti fi rmy, a že se předpokládá růst produktivity s růstem objemu tržeb, lze očekávat i v tomto případě pozitivní znaménko (Bronzini a Blasio;2006, p. 9-12). log_avg_wage i -značí přirozený logaritmus průměrné mzdy.…”
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“…(Jorgenson et al, 1970, p. 192;Bronzini a Blasio;2006, p. 9-12) dynamic i -značí umělou proměnnou, která je rovna jedné v případě fi rem, u nichž je v roce před získáním pobídky podíl investic na celkových aktivech fi rmy vyšší než 10 %. Jelikož nemáme informaci o stáří fi rmy, zastoupili jsme jej investiční aktivitou.…”
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