Technological change and employment: some micro evidence from Italy

Mariacristina Piva · Marco Vivarelli

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Consistently with previous evidence of the microeconomic literature on the subject and applying GMM-SYS on a unique Italian panel dataset, this study finds a significant – although small in size – positive relationship between innovation and employment at the firm's level in the 1990s.

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