Firms’ export performance: a fractional econometric approach
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Resumo: | Export activities have become crucial to firms’ competitiveness, with determinants of export performance being a challenging field of research, since there is no consensus regarding the explained and explanatory variables or on the econometric methods to be used. Using a panel data of Portuguese wine firms, this paper aims to contribute to this debate, combining both resource- and institutional-based views of the firm. This paper tries to overcome the methodological hurdle, addressing sample selection issues and considering the fractional response nature of export perfor- mance. Given the pros and cons of each econometric approach, the Heckman selection model, the fractional probit model and the two-part fractional response model are estimated, and the results compared. From a public policy perspective, the results show that policies that promote wine firm size, labor productivity and wine promotion in third countries have a positive impact on export performance at firm-level. Age does not appear as a key factor on the internationalization of Por- tuguese wine firms. |
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Firms’ export performance: a fractional econometric approach |
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Firms’ export performance: a fractional econometric approach |
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Firms’ export performance: a fractional econometric approach Faria, Samuel resource-based view institutional-based view fractional response variables ample selection two-part model panel data Portuguese wine industry |
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Firms’ export performance: a fractional econometric approach |
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Firms’ export performance: a fractional econometric approach |
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Firms’ export performance: a fractional econometric approach |
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Firms’ export performance: a fractional econometric approach |
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Firms’ export performance: a fractional econometric approach |
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Faria, Samuel |
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Faria, Samuel Rebelo, João Fernandes Gouveia, Sofia Helena Cerqueira de |
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Rebelo, João Fernandes Gouveia, Sofia Helena Cerqueira de |
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Faria, Samuel Rebelo, João Fernandes Gouveia, Sofia Helena Cerqueira de |
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resource-based view institutional-based view fractional response variables ample selection two-part model panel data Portuguese wine industry |
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resource-based view institutional-based view fractional response variables ample selection two-part model panel data Portuguese wine industry |
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Export activities have become crucial to firms’ competitiveness, with determinants of export performance being a challenging field of research, since there is no consensus regarding the explained and explanatory variables or on the econometric methods to be used. Using a panel data of Portuguese wine firms, this paper aims to contribute to this debate, combining both resource- and institutional-based views of the firm. This paper tries to overcome the methodological hurdle, addressing sample selection issues and considering the fractional response nature of export perfor- mance. Given the pros and cons of each econometric approach, the Heckman selection model, the fractional probit model and the two-part fractional response model are estimated, and the results compared. From a public policy perspective, the results show that policies that promote wine firm size, labor productivity and wine promotion in third countries have a positive impact on export performance at firm-level. Age does not appear as a key factor on the internationalization of Por- tuguese wine firms. |
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