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Nous testons l'hypothèse selon laquelle plusieurs chocs structurels, macroéconomiques et sectoriels auraient joué globalement dans le sens d'un accroissement de la pression concurrentielle s'exerçant sur les entreprises françaises des secteurs manufacturiers entre 1986 et 004. Aux chocs structurels d'intégration européenne de la mise en place...

This special thematic feature on "New impacts of globalization" was developed, in partnership with the French Economic Association (Association fran-çaise de science économique, AFSE), from the contributions presented at its 66th annual congress which took place in Nice in June 2017. The four articles published here illustrate the different...

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Alors que la compétitivité s'impose comme un objectif prioritaire de politique économique, il n'existe toujours pas, dans la sphère économique, de consensus établi quant à sa définition. Cet ouvrage présente les grands débats autour de la notion de compétitivité nationale et en propose une définition précise, fondée sur l'évaluation des gains à...

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This paper analyses in what extent innovation contributes to the productivity premium of exporters. We start by performing non parametric tests on TFP distributions on different groups of firms characterized by their export and innovation behavior. We show that the TFP distributions of exporters and innovators stochastically dominate those of...

Is corporate financial structure a determinant of non-price competitiveness in export markets? In this paper we provide a positive answer to this question by finding that among illiquid exporters leverage is negatively correlated with the quality of their exported goods. This result is obtained on a sample including over 120,000 export flows of...

This paper analyses in what extent innovation contributes to the productivity premium of exporters. We start by performing non parametric tests on TFP distributions on different groups of firms characterized by their export and innovation behavior. We show that the TFP distributions of exporters and innovators stochastically dominate those of...

This article surveys the last decade of theoretical literature on the finance-growth relationship developed within the Endogenous Growth Paradigm. This literature offers a conceptual framework whereby finance matters for growth mainly through its impact on Total Factor Productivity (TFP) growth, while savings and investment ambiguously respond...

Public investment banks aim to promote the growth of newly established firms, especially those that are the most innovative. An important policy challenge for such banks is to determine the extent to which and by what means they should support the rapid and early internationalization of these recently founded companies. To guide practitioners'...

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Is corporate financial structure a determinant of non-price competitiveness in export markets? In this paper we provide a positive answer to this question by finding that among illiquid exporters leverage is negatively correlated with the quality of their exported goods. This result is obtained on a sample including over 120,000 export flows of...

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This article explores the determinants of changes to the range of exports at the firm level with a focus on the role played by the firm's local environment. It extends the model developed by Bernard et al. (2010) to a multiregional setting to account for localized externalities. The model is tested using French micro-data on monoregional...

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We propose some new stylized facts on Vietnamese exporters that emphasize firm heterogeneity in trade regimes and firm ownership. We show first that the distribution of firms' export intensities is U-shaped with more than half of Vietnamese exporters exporting more than 50% of their output. This contrasts with the export patterns in...

This study examines how Japanese firms change their product portfolios in response to surges of imports from China. Using the comprehensive Japanese plant-product level panel data set, we examine the impact of import competition on their product churning behavior. We found that the import competition pressures do affect the product churning for...

This study examines how the product mixes of Japanese manufacturing plants have been impacted by the rise of China imports over the period 1997-2014, and the extent that plants' local embeddedness mitigate this causal relationship. We find evidence that China import competition induced both product downsizing and product exit within Japanese...