The wage response in exporting firms: evidence from machinery and chemical industries in India

With the empirical analysis, we find three main results: (i) the firms export fewer varieties to the destinations with farther distance to China, higher tariff rate or higher

With the empirical analysis, we find three main results: (i) the firms export fewer varieties to the destinations located farther from China, with higher tariff rates or higher

We document that employment, the most popular form of gender empowerment advocated in the effort to ease the abuse of women, increases rather than decreases domestic

31. Our review of recent empirical studies and our analysis of the links between growth, structural transformation, and poverty reduction lead us to note the

In contrast to the pecking order theory, predominantly the surplus firms in the sample indulge into equity issues, while 75% of deficit firms depend on pure debt issues.. Only a

First, exporting firms except for those from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan (HMT) are more likely to pay average higher wages than their nonexporting counterparts

The key findings are: (1) India’s finance-growth nexus is bilateral but exhibits stronger evidence on the causality of output→finance; and (2) economic growth,

The market based view predicts that industries that are dependent on external finance grow faster in economies with market-oriented financial systems and higher levels of financial