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... positive observations 167,469 ( 603,795 ) 108,167 ( 740,065 ) 147,382 ( 561,257 ) 88,164 ( 667,864 ) 75.2 % Arms - length sales to U.S. P 12,393 71.8 % 10,660 ( 41,440 ) ( 38,389 ) Percent positive observations 41.9 % 39.1 % U.S. parent ...
... positive observations 167,469 ( 603,795 ) 108,167 ( 740,065 ) 147,382 ( 561,257 ) 88,164 ( 667,864 ) 75.2 % Arms - length sales to U.S. P 12,393 71.8 % 10,660 ( 41,440 ) ( 38,389 ) Percent positive observations 41.9 % 39.1 % U.S. parent ...
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... positive , it is not significantly different from zero . Furthermore the coefficient on our inven- tor location interaction remains positive and significant at the 5 - percent level.30 Absorptive Capacity . - Another interpreta- tional ...
... positive , it is not significantly different from zero . Furthermore the coefficient on our inven- tor location interaction remains positive and significant at the 5 - percent level.30 Absorptive Capacity . - Another interpreta- tional ...
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... positive and the variance of production is greater than the variance of sales . The intu- ition is as follows : when p is high , the firm anticipates that sales will remain elevated for a longer time following a positive shock to sales ...
... positive and the variance of production is greater than the variance of sales . The intu- ition is as follows : when p is high , the firm anticipates that sales will remain elevated for a longer time following a positive shock to sales ...
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