This study focuses on productivity at a firm level, examining the levers that management can potentially use to improve the productivity of their firm. Previous studies have characterised the factors that affect productivity at a firm level; however, the relative importance of these factors, and the way in which these factors interact, remains unclear. This study builds on the classification of productivity antecedents proposed by Syverson (2011), and it proposes two different archetypes of interaction between productivity antecedents: the hierarchical vs the flat model. Data collection is ongoing to refine and validate the theoretical model
Research into the sources of productivity growth has taken many disparate routes, from theoretical m...
There are various arguments about the impact of firm size on productivity growth. On one hand, it is...
Analysis of productivity at industry and sectoral-level is often too broad to be a practical basis f...
This study focuses on productivity at a firm level, examining the levers that management can potenti...
The purpose of this research was to portray productivity in a larger context than has previously bee...
Productivity has often been cited as a key factor in industrial performance, and actions to increase...
Research into the sources of productivity growth has taken many disparate routes, from aggregate the...
International audienceThis paper provides a new mechanism to explain variation in firm productivity ...
The paper provides an econometric analysis of the effects of organisational innovation on firm perfo...
Research into the sources of productivity growth has taken many disparate routes, from aggregate the...
Productivity improvement is an often cited driving force for progression in the UK construction indu...
The chapter outlines two challenges - developments in national and organisational level productivity...
This paper reviews research that uses longitudinal microdata to document productivity movements and ...
This paper reviews research that uses longitudinal microdata to document productivity movements and ...
A large empirical literature has documented that firm-level differences in productivity, size, owner...
Research into the sources of productivity growth has taken many disparate routes, from theoretical m...
There are various arguments about the impact of firm size on productivity growth. On one hand, it is...
Analysis of productivity at industry and sectoral-level is often too broad to be a practical basis f...
This study focuses on productivity at a firm level, examining the levers that management can potenti...
The purpose of this research was to portray productivity in a larger context than has previously bee...
Productivity has often been cited as a key factor in industrial performance, and actions to increase...
Research into the sources of productivity growth has taken many disparate routes, from aggregate the...
International audienceThis paper provides a new mechanism to explain variation in firm productivity ...
The paper provides an econometric analysis of the effects of organisational innovation on firm perfo...
Research into the sources of productivity growth has taken many disparate routes, from aggregate the...
Productivity improvement is an often cited driving force for progression in the UK construction indu...
The chapter outlines two challenges - developments in national and organisational level productivity...
This paper reviews research that uses longitudinal microdata to document productivity movements and ...
This paper reviews research that uses longitudinal microdata to document productivity movements and ...
A large empirical literature has documented that firm-level differences in productivity, size, owner...
Research into the sources of productivity growth has taken many disparate routes, from theoretical m...
There are various arguments about the impact of firm size on productivity growth. On one hand, it is...
Analysis of productivity at industry and sectoral-level is often too broad to be a practical basis f...