Exports and Firm Characteristics — First Evidence from Fractional Probit Panel Estimates

Joachim Wagner

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Using recently released nationally representative data and a new estimator for fractional probit panel models, this paper reconsiders the relationship between the fraction of exports in total sales and firm characteristics in West and East German manufacturing. Controlling for unobserved firm characteristics no impact of human capital and R&D intensity on export performance is found, while firm size is positively related to exporting in West Germany only.

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2008Panel data methods for fractional response variables with an application to test pass rates 2001A Note on the Firm Size – Export Relationship 2003Unobserved firm heterogeneity and the size-exports nexus: Evidence from German panel data

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