Earning mobility and measurement error: a pseudo-panel approach

Article Abstract:

Earnings mobility can be consistently estimated with the use of dynamic pseudo-panel estimation. The use of this method to study the earnings mobility in Mexico is discussed.

Usage, Economic aspects, Measurement, Social sciences, Social science methods, Monte Carlo method, Monte Carlo methods, Personal income

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Do entry costs provide an empirical basis for poverty traps? Evidence from Mexican microenterprises

Article Abstract:

Impact of entry costs on start-up firms' size and survival, with reference to microenterprises in Mexico, is examined.

Financial management, Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Finance, Company business management, New business enterprises, Startups, Company financing, Capital expenditures

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