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The Determinants of Firm Exit from Exporting: Evidence for the UK
R.I. Harris,
Q.C. Li
Aston Business School
Economics, Finance and Entrepreneurship
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Keyphrases
Trade Costs
100%
Firm Exit
100%
Market-based
50%
Foreign Ownership
50%
UK Firms
50%
Selling
50%
International Markets
50%
High Probability
50%
Long-term Debt
50%
Productivity Differences
50%
Sunk Costs
50%
Firm-level Productivity
50%
Microfinance
50%
Barriers to Exit
50%
Exit Choice
50%
New Exporters
50%
Firm-level Heterogeneity
50%
Barriers to Entry
50%
Sector Differences
50%
Industrial Concentration
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Finance
100%
Market Exit
100%
Ownership
50%
Panel Study
50%
Market Concentration
50%
Market Entry
50%
Sunk Costs
50%