This paper presents an analysis of the recent developments of average market power in Europe by using a broad firm-level database for EU member states. To indicate competitive pressure at the firm-level, markups are estimated following De Loecker (2011), and De Loecker and Warzynski (2012). The analysis reveals a sharp drop in markups during the crisis, followed by a post-crisis increase. The European average has not yet reached its pre-crisis level, which is in contrast to results for the US, where average markups have climbed to pre-crisis levels already in 2011. There is significant heterogeneity among European economies and the pre-crisis levels do have been exceeded in some countries
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This paper documents the evolution of markups in a small open economy, Slovenia, using a comprehensi...
In recent years, the US and other advanced countries have experienced macroeconomic dynamics which r...
The introduction of the euro was initially expected to boost trade by an enormous percentage. Follow...
This paper presents an analysis of the recent developments of average market power in Europe by usin...
This thesis documents the evolution of market power in Norway from 1980 to 2017. Firm-level markups ...
Market power in European banking sectors We analyze the evolution of market power in the main bankin...
There are many possible reasons for controlling market power. While in the United States the efficie...
Abstract. We estimate the pro-competitive effects of Austria’s participation in the Single Market af...
The crisis has hit the corporate sectors of the new EU member states from Central and Eastern Europe...
The aim of this study is to undertake an up-to-date assessment of market power in Central and Easter...
We analyze the aggregate markup of a small-open economy, Belgium, using a firm-level dataset that inc...
The paper investigates the process of European integration using law of one price (LOP) deviations f...
The aim of this study is to undertake an up-to-date assessment of market power in Central and Easter...
The effects of the economic crisis continue to impact the world economy even if the most difficult ...
This paper deals with the geographical reorientation and product restructuring of trade as s a crisi...
This paper documents the evolution of markups in a small open economy, Slovenia, using a comprehensi...
In recent years, the US and other advanced countries have experienced macroeconomic dynamics which r...
The introduction of the euro was initially expected to boost trade by an enormous percentage. Follow...