The Capitalia survey of manufacturing firms in Italy represents an important source of panel data on Italian firms. Panel attrition, however, represents a potential obstacle to such use of the sample. In this paper, sample entry and exit behaviour are studied, and a test for attrition bias is carried out in order to evaluate the potential for using panels constructed from the Capitalia survey. The analysis reveals the presence of distorting panel attrition effects in simple models of firm performance. In addition, the paper discusses both the implications of attrition bias for estimates and also briefly considers possible solutions. Finally, some suggestions are made as to how to reduce the impact of attrition bias through the provision ...
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This paper will examines the problem of attrition in panel studies, and the different sets of method...
This paper aims to verify the presence of the learning-by-exporting effect on total factor productiv...
The Capitalia survey of manufacturing firms in Italy represents an important source of panel data on...
The Capitalia survey of manufacturing firms in Italy represents an important source of panel data on...
Panel surveys are a precious tool to analyse phenomena that change over time in many fields of human...
Over the past decades there has been an increasing use of panel surveys at the household or individu...
Nonresponse is of particular concern in longitudinal surveys (panels) for sev-eral reasons. Cumulati...
Over the past decades there has been an increasing use of panel surveys at the household or individu...
This paper investigates the nature and consequences of sample attrition in a unique longitudinal sur...
By 1989 the Michigan Panel Study on Income Dynamics (PSID) had experienced approximately 50 percent ...
This paper investigates the nature and consequences of sample attrition in a unique lon-gitudinal su...
Panel surveys offer a valuable tool for researchers to explore the dynamics underlying individual an...
"Panel surveys suffer from attrition. Most panel studies use propensity models or weighting class ap...
The traditional formulation of the attrition problem in econometrics treats it as a special case of ...
Contains fulltext : 140472.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)In this chapt...
This paper will examines the problem of attrition in panel studies, and the different sets of method...
This paper aims to verify the presence of the learning-by-exporting effect on total factor productiv...
The Capitalia survey of manufacturing firms in Italy represents an important source of panel data on...
The Capitalia survey of manufacturing firms in Italy represents an important source of panel data on...
Panel surveys are a precious tool to analyse phenomena that change over time in many fields of human...
Over the past decades there has been an increasing use of panel surveys at the household or individu...
Nonresponse is of particular concern in longitudinal surveys (panels) for sev-eral reasons. Cumulati...
Over the past decades there has been an increasing use of panel surveys at the household or individu...
This paper investigates the nature and consequences of sample attrition in a unique longitudinal sur...
By 1989 the Michigan Panel Study on Income Dynamics (PSID) had experienced approximately 50 percent ...
This paper investigates the nature and consequences of sample attrition in a unique lon-gitudinal su...
Panel surveys offer a valuable tool for researchers to explore the dynamics underlying individual an...
"Panel surveys suffer from attrition. Most panel studies use propensity models or weighting class ap...
The traditional formulation of the attrition problem in econometrics treats it as a special case of ...
Contains fulltext : 140472.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)In this chapt...
This paper will examines the problem of attrition in panel studies, and the different sets of method...
This paper aims to verify the presence of the learning-by-exporting effect on total factor productiv...