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193052
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Empirical investigation finds that firm-specific factors, namely deleveraging of balance sheets, comfortable cash flows and improving debt servicing capacity impact fixed investment in private corporate sector positively. Monetary policy impacts fixed assets investment growth of financially constrained firms more compared to non-financially constrained firms. Furthermore, the impact of COVID pandemic on investment was more adverse in case of weak firms.
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124554
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2013.
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As China adopts a government-supported agglomeration model to develop high-tech industries, it is crucial to examine whether the spatial concentration of manufacturing and R&D activities enhance firm-level productivity. Based on a panel dataset of Chinese electronics firms from 2005 to 2007, the calculated Ellison-Glaeser (EG) index indicates that both production and R&D activities are highly spatially concentrated. Crucially, we find that production agglomeration has a positive relationship with firms' productivity, especially for smaller firms. In contrast, R&D agglomeration seems to negatively relate with productivity. It implies that the possible congestion effect and/or free rider problems erode the benefit derived from knowledge spillovers.
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004294
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Boulder, Westviev Press, 1992.
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259p., tables
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PEW Studies in Economics and Security
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0813385520
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