The paper provides a statistically robust evaluation of the impact of state aid on capital accumulation in subsidized firms. The analysis considers subsidies allocated to the southern Italian regions over the period 1996-2004 under the regional policy, Law 488/1992. We apply an MDID estimator, taking selection on observables and non observables into account. Results evidence a higher growth in output, employment and fixed assets in subsidized firms but a lesser increase in Total Factor Productivity than in unsubsidized firms. The negative impact on long term productivity and growth reduces the positive temporary effects of regional subsidies. Published by Elsevier B.V
The growing constraints on public expenditure imposed by the process of European Monetary Union are...
Business support policies designed to raise employment and productivity are ubiquitous around the wo...
The analysis in this chapter reflects on subsidy provision across a sample of European countries fro...
The paper provides a statistically robust evaluation of the impact of state aid on capital accumulat...
This paper shows that a suitable decomposition of TFP can be applied to a large sample of subsidized...
Empirical literature findings do not provide a clear-cut interpretation of the effects of public aid...
There is still little consensus among economists on the effectiveness of business support policies. ...
There is still little consensus among economists on the effectiveness of business support policies. ...
Empirical literature findings do not provide a clear-cut interpretation of the effects of public aid...
This paper evaluates the impact of subsidies on the different components of TFP for granted firms’ l...
This paper evaluates the impact of subsidies on the different components of TFP for granted firms’ l...
Capital subsidies form a major instrument of industrial and regional policy for economically develop...
The paper evaluates the impact on employment dynamics of four programs implemented in Lombardy (Ital...
This paper evaluates the impact of varying subsidy sizes and distinct program objectives on firm siz...
Business support policies designed to raise employment and productivity are ubiquitous around the wo...
The growing constraints on public expenditure imposed by the process of European Monetary Union are...
Business support policies designed to raise employment and productivity are ubiquitous around the wo...
The analysis in this chapter reflects on subsidy provision across a sample of European countries fro...
The paper provides a statistically robust evaluation of the impact of state aid on capital accumulat...
This paper shows that a suitable decomposition of TFP can be applied to a large sample of subsidized...
Empirical literature findings do not provide a clear-cut interpretation of the effects of public aid...
There is still little consensus among economists on the effectiveness of business support policies. ...
There is still little consensus among economists on the effectiveness of business support policies. ...
Empirical literature findings do not provide a clear-cut interpretation of the effects of public aid...
This paper evaluates the impact of subsidies on the different components of TFP for granted firms’ l...
This paper evaluates the impact of subsidies on the different components of TFP for granted firms’ l...
Capital subsidies form a major instrument of industrial and regional policy for economically develop...
The paper evaluates the impact on employment dynamics of four programs implemented in Lombardy (Ital...
This paper evaluates the impact of varying subsidy sizes and distinct program objectives on firm siz...
Business support policies designed to raise employment and productivity are ubiquitous around the wo...
The growing constraints on public expenditure imposed by the process of European Monetary Union are...
Business support policies designed to raise employment and productivity are ubiquitous around the wo...
The analysis in this chapter reflects on subsidy provision across a sample of European countries fro...