Dynamic interrelation of births and deaths: Evidence from plant level data

Wen Cheng Lu; Jong Rong Chen; Ying Tang Huang

Dynamic interrelation of births and deaths: Evidence from plant level data

Wen Cheng Lu, Jong Rong Chen, Ying Tang Huang

Graduate Institute of Human Resource Management

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Abstract

In this paper, the dynamic panel data method is used to investigate the dynamic interrelation of plant births and plant deaths. The dynamic panel data method considers the endogenous problem and individual effects. Empirical findings support the multiplier effect. In addition, exit does not cause entry, whereas entry causes exit.

Original language	English
Journal	Economics Bulletin
Volume	12
Issue number	18
State	Published - 11 Jun 2008

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