Using a maximum entropy technique, we estimate the market shares of each firm in an industry using the available government summary statistics such as the four-firm concentration ratio (C4) and the Herfindahl-Hirschmann Index (HHI). We show that our technique is very effective in estimating the distribution of market shares in 20 industries. Our results provide support for the recent practice of using HHI rather than C4 as the key explanatory variable in many market power studies, if only one measure is to be used
Firm-level data for a small sample of European countries are used to provide evidence of a positive ...
The size distribution of business firms is explained using number and size of firms' constituent com...
It is commonly remarked that Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) form the backbone of many dif...
Using a maximum entropy technique, we estimate the market shares of each firm in an industry using t...
Using a maximum entropy technique, we estimate the market shares of each firm in an industry using t...
Abstract: This paper utilizes a rank-size function to investigate market concentration in lieu of we...
In this work we aim to understand the role of the topology of financial economic networks on market ...
We propose a new method for estimating the power-law exponents of firm size variables. Our focus is ...
A novel method is proposed of estimating market concentration for the census case in which firms are...
While the two most widely used measures of market (industrial) concentration, the m-firm concentrati...
In this article, we propose a new methodology based on a (log) semi-nonparametric (log- SNP) distrib...
The proper characterization of the size distribution and growth of firms represents an important iss...
The paper analyses the phenomenon of market concentration in the context of the most popular industr...
The paper analyses the phenomenon of market concentration in the context of the most popular indu...
A growing body of empirical evidence suggests that, even in narrowly defined industries, there is si...
Firm-level data for a small sample of European countries are used to provide evidence of a positive ...
The size distribution of business firms is explained using number and size of firms' constituent com...
It is commonly remarked that Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) form the backbone of many dif...
Using a maximum entropy technique, we estimate the market shares of each firm in an industry using t...
Using a maximum entropy technique, we estimate the market shares of each firm in an industry using t...
Abstract: This paper utilizes a rank-size function to investigate market concentration in lieu of we...
In this work we aim to understand the role of the topology of financial economic networks on market ...
We propose a new method for estimating the power-law exponents of firm size variables. Our focus is ...
A novel method is proposed of estimating market concentration for the census case in which firms are...
While the two most widely used measures of market (industrial) concentration, the m-firm concentrati...
In this article, we propose a new methodology based on a (log) semi-nonparametric (log- SNP) distrib...
The proper characterization of the size distribution and growth of firms represents an important iss...
The paper analyses the phenomenon of market concentration in the context of the most popular industr...
The paper analyses the phenomenon of market concentration in the context of the most popular indu...
A growing body of empirical evidence suggests that, even in narrowly defined industries, there is si...
Firm-level data for a small sample of European countries are used to provide evidence of a positive ...
The size distribution of business firms is explained using number and size of firms' constituent com...
It is commonly remarked that Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) form the backbone of many dif...