Modelling firm innovation using panel probit estimators
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Harris, M.N. and Rogers, M. and Siouclis, A. 2003. Modelling firm innovation using panel probit estimators. Applied Economics Letters. 10 (11): pp. 683-686.
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Applied Economics Letters
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Faculty of Business and Law
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School of Economics, Finance and Property
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Abstract
Firm-level innovation is investigated using three probit panel estimators, which control for unobserved heterogeneity, and a standard probit estimator. Results indicate the standard probit model is misspecified and that inter-firm networks are important for innovation.
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