[HTML][HTML] International sourcing and the productivity of SMEs in transition countries: Formal and informal 'region effects' and the communist footprint
We study how SMEs in transition countries can boost productivity by sourcing inputs from
regions with which they share formal institutional links (the European Union) or informal
links (the former communist bloc). Additionally, we discuss how the length of the communist
footprint may modify these productivity gains. Using a sample of SMEs located in Eastern
Europe, we find a positive relation between firm productivity and inputs from regions with
formal and informal institutional links. We also find that this positive relation is weaker for …
regions with which they share formal institutional links (the European Union) or informal
links (the former communist bloc). Additionally, we discuss how the length of the communist
footprint may modify these productivity gains. Using a sample of SMEs located in Eastern
Europe, we find a positive relation between firm productivity and inputs from regions with
formal and informal institutional links. We also find that this positive relation is weaker for …
International sourcing and the productivity of SMEs in transition countries: Formal and informal" region effects" and the communist footprint
MJ Nieto Sánchez, A Rodríguez Márquez… - 2022 - e-archivo.uc3m.es
We study how SMEs in transition countries can boost productivity by sourcing inputs from
regions with which they share formal institutional links (the European Union) or informal
links (the former communist bloc). Additionally, we discuss how the length of the communist
footprint may modify these productivity gains. Using a sample of SMEs located in Eastern
Europe, we find a positive relation between firm productivity and inputs from regions with
formal and informal institutional links. We also find that this positive relation is weaker for …
regions with which they share formal institutional links (the European Union) or informal
links (the former communist bloc). Additionally, we discuss how the length of the communist
footprint may modify these productivity gains. Using a sample of SMEs located in Eastern
Europe, we find a positive relation between firm productivity and inputs from regions with
formal and informal institutional links. We also find that this positive relation is weaker for …
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