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Type: Mimeos Authors: Steve Bond and John Van Reenen
Volume, issue, pages: 130 pp.
JEL classification: D92, G31, J23, D21, C50, O33 Keywords: Investment, employment, panel data
We survey microeconometric research on investment and emplyment that has used panel data on individual firms or plants. We focus on model specification and econometric estimation issues, but we also review some of the main empirical findings. We discuss advantages and limitations of microeconomic data in this context. Search |
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