Common properties and sectoral specificities in the dynamics of U.S. manufacturing companies

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The paper studies the size dispersion and growth rate of US companies in the industrial sector using COMPUSTAT database based on parametric and nonparametric statistical methods. The results obtained are then applied to 15 sectors of the manufacturing sector viz. Food products, textile products, paper products and others to find common and unrelated statistical features. Other details of the study are provided.

Organizational history, Analysis, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Usage, Growth, Location, Statistics, Statistics (Data), Corporate size, Company growth

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Evidence of European trade and investment U-shaping industrial output in Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Romania

Article Abstract:

Investment demand shocks in eastern and central European were linked to a move of production toward products sold in the European Union and away from products geared to the CMEA market.

Balance of Payments, Economic aspects, Eastern Europe, International trade, Central Europe, Demand (Economics)

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