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  • Firm entry in the Swedish Wholesale Trade sector: Does market definition matter?
    The Annals of Regional Science, 2014
    Co-Authors: Daniel Brandt, Zuzana Macuchova, Niklas Rudholm
    Abstract:

    Firm entry into local markets has often been studied using administrative areas such as municipalities as the assumed relevant markets. However, administrative areas and the actual relevant markets based on local demand for firms’ products often do not coincide, which could bias the results of studies treating administrative areas as the relevant markets. Based on a behavioral assumption regarding how retailers act when purchasing products from Wholesale Trade firms, we create alternative markets using Voronoi diagrams. We then compare the empirical results of investigating the determinants of firm entry using municipalities as the relevant markets with the results obtained using Voronoi markets. The results indicate that, in both cases, the same variables are statistically significant in affecting entry, though the estimated effects differ in size.

  • Entry in the Swedish Wholesale Trade Sector: Does Market Definition Matter?
    2013
    Co-Authors: Daniel Brandt, Zuzana Macuchova, Niklas Rudholm
    Abstract:

    Entry of firms into local markets has often been studied using administrative areas such as municipalities as the assumed relevant markets to study. However, administrative areas and the actual relevant markets based on local demand for firms’ products often need not coincide, which could bias the results of studies treating administrative areas as the relevant markets. Based on a behavioural assumption regarding how retailers act when purchasing products from Wholesale Trade firms, we create alternative markets using Voronoi diagrams. We then compare the empirical results of investigating the determinants of entry using municipalities as the relevant markets with the results obtained using the Voronoi markets. The results indicate that, in both cases, the same variables are statistically significant in affecting entry, though the estimated effects differ in size.

  • Firm migration in the Swedish Wholesale Trade sector
    The International Review of Retail Distribution and Consumer Research, 2013
    Co-Authors: Johan Håkansson, Zuzana Macuchova, Niklas Rudholm
    Abstract:

    This article analyzes the determinants of firm migration in the Swedish Wholesale Trade sector using a unique dataset covering over 10,000 Swedish Wholesale Trade firms during the years 2000–2004. The results indicate that there are negative correlations between profits, firm age, and firm size and the probability of firm migration. There is a positive correlation between firm growth in the previous year and firm migration, indicating that growth opportunities that cannot be realized at the present location are an important motivation for migration.

  • New Start-ups and Firm In-migration - Evidence from the Swedish Wholesale Trade Industry
    2011
    Co-Authors: Sven-olov Daunfeldt, Niklas Elert, Niklas Rudholm
    Abstract:

    The purpose of this paper is to distinguish between the determinants of new start-ups and in-migration of firms using a data-set that covers 13,471 limited liability firms in the Swedish Wholesale Trade industries during the period 2000-2004. Our results indicate that the presence of a university more than doubles the expected number of entrants and increases the expected number of in-migrating firms with 30%. A large share of educated workers and a high local unemployment rate is also associated with more start-ups and firm in-migration.

  • Firm Growth in the Retail and Wholesale Trade Sectors – Evidence from Sweden
    2011
    Co-Authors: Sven-olov Daunfeldt, Zuzana Macuchova, Åsa Lang, Niklas Rudholm
    Abstract:

    To identify the determinants of firm growth within the Swedish retail – and Wholesale Trade industries during the period 1998- 2004, we analyze a sample of 400 limited companies using quantile regression techniques. Our results indicate that firm growth mainly can be explained by time-invariant firm-specific effects, supporting Penrose’s (1959) suggestion that internal resources such as firm culture, brand loyalty, entrepreneurial skills, and so on, are important determinants of firm growth rates.

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Zuzana Macuchova - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Essays on firm dynamics in the Swedish Wholesale Trade sector
    2015
    Co-Authors: Zuzana Macuchova
    Abstract:

    This thesis consists of a summary and five self-contained papers addressing dynamics of firms in the Swedish Wholesale Trade sector.Paper [1] focuses upon determinants of new firm formation in the ...

  • Firm entry in the Swedish Wholesale Trade sector: Does market definition matter?
    The Annals of Regional Science, 2014
    Co-Authors: Daniel Brandt, Zuzana Macuchova, Niklas Rudholm
    Abstract:

    Firm entry into local markets has often been studied using administrative areas such as municipalities as the assumed relevant markets. However, administrative areas and the actual relevant markets based on local demand for firms’ products often do not coincide, which could bias the results of studies treating administrative areas as the relevant markets. Based on a behavioral assumption regarding how retailers act when purchasing products from Wholesale Trade firms, we create alternative markets using Voronoi diagrams. We then compare the empirical results of investigating the determinants of firm entry using municipalities as the relevant markets with the results obtained using Voronoi markets. The results indicate that, in both cases, the same variables are statistically significant in affecting entry, though the estimated effects differ in size.

  • Entry in the Swedish Wholesale Trade Sector: Does Market Definition Matter?
    2013
    Co-Authors: Daniel Brandt, Zuzana Macuchova, Niklas Rudholm
    Abstract:

    Entry of firms into local markets has often been studied using administrative areas such as municipalities as the assumed relevant markets to study. However, administrative areas and the actual relevant markets based on local demand for firms’ products often need not coincide, which could bias the results of studies treating administrative areas as the relevant markets. Based on a behavioural assumption regarding how retailers act when purchasing products from Wholesale Trade firms, we create alternative markets using Voronoi diagrams. We then compare the empirical results of investigating the determinants of entry using municipalities as the relevant markets with the results obtained using the Voronoi markets. The results indicate that, in both cases, the same variables are statistically significant in affecting entry, though the estimated effects differ in size.

  • Firm migration in the Swedish Wholesale Trade sector
    The International Review of Retail Distribution and Consumer Research, 2013
    Co-Authors: Johan Håkansson, Zuzana Macuchova, Niklas Rudholm
    Abstract:

    This article analyzes the determinants of firm migration in the Swedish Wholesale Trade sector using a unique dataset covering over 10,000 Swedish Wholesale Trade firms during the years 2000–2004. The results indicate that there are negative correlations between profits, firm age, and firm size and the probability of firm migration. There is a positive correlation between firm growth in the previous year and firm migration, indicating that growth opportunities that cannot be realized at the present location are an important motivation for migration.

  • Entry, re-location and growth in the Swedish Wholesale Trade industry
    2013
    Co-Authors: Zuzana Macuchova
    Abstract:

    Wholesale Trade has an intermediate position between manufacturing and retail in the distributional channel. In modern economies, consumers buy few, if any, products directly from manufacture or pr ...

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