Drawing on Schumpeterian theory, this article presents estimates of a first-order autoregressive model of profit persistence for large US firms, using Economic Value Added (EVA), the popular measure of profits produced by Stern Stewart and Company, and simple (unadjusted) accounting measures from the Compustat database. We hypothesize about the differences we should expect to find between these two sets of estimates, and also provide a fresh normative assessment of the dynamic competitiveness of the US economy.dynamic competition efficiency persistence
This article documents the long-horizon mean reverting character of annual earnings and tests the im...
This paper explores how variables measuring firms' sustainable competitive advantages influence prof...
We present a trend-based alternative to the standard first-order autoregression model in persistence...
Drawing on Schumpeterian theory, this article presents estimates of a first-order autoregressive mod...
Drawing on Schumpeterian theory, this article presents estimates of a first-order autoregressive mod...
'Persistence of profits' studies of competitiveness across samples of firms, and for individual firm...
Much empirical lierature dealing with the competitive environment hypothesis tends to find nonstatio...
This article presents estimates of firm and industry fixed-effects on profit rates for large US corp...
The persistence of profit continues to generate significant interest in empirical micro econometrics...
This paper discusses a topic rarely addressed in the literature on profit theory over the decades. ...
This paper proposes a simple approach to analyzing pro¯t dynam- ics which allows for time-varying pe...
This paper discusses a topic rarely addressed in the literature on profit theory over the decades. ...
The present study analyzes and compares profit persistence in four different samples of US companies...
© 2015 Elsevier B.V.Economic theory suggests that the industry-wide component of firm performance is...
Asymmetric persistence of accounting income is often tested in a regression of changes in earnings o...
This article documents the long-horizon mean reverting character of annual earnings and tests the im...
This paper explores how variables measuring firms' sustainable competitive advantages influence prof...
We present a trend-based alternative to the standard first-order autoregression model in persistence...
Drawing on Schumpeterian theory, this article presents estimates of a first-order autoregressive mod...
Drawing on Schumpeterian theory, this article presents estimates of a first-order autoregressive mod...
'Persistence of profits' studies of competitiveness across samples of firms, and for individual firm...
Much empirical lierature dealing with the competitive environment hypothesis tends to find nonstatio...
This article presents estimates of firm and industry fixed-effects on profit rates for large US corp...
The persistence of profit continues to generate significant interest in empirical micro econometrics...
This paper discusses a topic rarely addressed in the literature on profit theory over the decades. ...
This paper proposes a simple approach to analyzing pro¯t dynam- ics which allows for time-varying pe...
This paper discusses a topic rarely addressed in the literature on profit theory over the decades. ...
The present study analyzes and compares profit persistence in four different samples of US companies...
© 2015 Elsevier B.V.Economic theory suggests that the industry-wide component of firm performance is...
Asymmetric persistence of accounting income is often tested in a regression of changes in earnings o...
This article documents the long-horizon mean reverting character of annual earnings and tests the im...
This paper explores how variables measuring firms' sustainable competitive advantages influence prof...
We present a trend-based alternative to the standard first-order autoregression model in persistence...