How Much Does Turnover Matter? Evidence from Indonesian Manufacturing Total Factor Productivity Growth, 1975–95

Vial, Virginie

doi:10.1080/13600810802264431

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“…There have been significant contributions on productivity indicators in various economic sectors in the world (Akbari, 2010;Rezai et al, 2009;Tehrani & Khojasteh, 2008;Etmady et al, 2009;Baharestan, 2007;Sinai & Ahmadi, 2003;Eling & Michael, 2009;Rudolf & Zurlinden, 2009;Van der Eng, 2009;Lopez & Chacon, 2009;Vial, 2008;Davis & Madsen, 2008;Brown & Rowe, 2007). However, to the best of our knowledge, no research has been associated with the proposed study of this paper.…”

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“…Lopez and Chacon (2009) investigated theoretical sources of productivity growth in Japan, America and Germany and found that these technology resources were divided into mutual development as a particular investment. Vial (2008) studied productivity growth in Indonesian manufacturing industries. The researcher found that the manufacturing industry had a double structure composed of small and large companies.…”

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A study of the impacts of leverage on labor and capital productivity: A case study of companies listed in Tehran Stock Market

Akbari¹

2013

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Productivity is a primary objective of increasing competition in modern economy and any increase in productivity level helps development of organization in the competitive market. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between operating leverage, financial leverage, compound leverage as independent variables and productivity indices including labor and capital productivities as dependent variables. The study includes 102 companies accepted in Tehran Stock Market based on screening, systematic deletion, over the period [2005][2006][2007][2008][2009][2010]. The required data are gathered through official financial statements, committee reports, and other available documents in Tehran Stock Market. Stepwise regression and Pearson correlation are used to analyze the data. The results of the study have indicated that there were significant relationships between independent variables including leverage ratios with labor productivity. In addition, there is also a significance relationship between leverage ratios with capital productivity of total assets.

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A study of the impacts of leverage on labor and capital productivity: A case study of companies listed in Tehran Stock Market

Akbari¹

2013

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“…In spite of these institutionally rooted business impediments, Indonesia has experienced a rather dynamic firm entry into the formal sector (Vial 2008). In this context, companies engage in evasive entrepreneurial activities to support or facilitate business.…”

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“…Because the data cover only firms with 20 employees or more, a firm appearing in the data set can either be a newly registered firm or an already existing one that has grown over the 20employees threshold. Using the SI over the period 1975-1997, Vial (2008 analyzes the discrepancy between a firm's date of birth and entry in the data set and finds that 50% of firms display a discrepancy of a maximum of 1 year (median), with an average of 6 years. 3 The appearance of firms that are older than 1 year in the SI represents a minority of registered entries with a lag and a majority of transitions from unregistered to registered.…”

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Institutional quality, conforming and evasive entrepreneurship

Hanoteau

Vial

2020

Eurasian Bus Rev

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In this article we unpack Baumol's (1990) theory of entrepreneurship's outcomes (productive, unproductive, and destructive) in a framework of failing institutions, considering that entrepreneurship is instead first characterized by two non-mutually exclusive types of behavior (conforming versus evasive). We hypothesize that the evasive activity (firm-level corruption) is undertaken as a second-best response to poor institutional quality, supporting the conforming activity. Using instrumental variable panel regression in the context of Indonesia, we evidence the mediating effect of bribing on the relation between local institutional quality and new business density, thus unveiling the real effect of institutional quality on entrepreneurship.

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“…The product which the firm can export would also reflect productivity of Indonesian firms. Previous study from Amiti & Konings (2007), Vial (2008) were focusing their attention to understand comprehensively on the productivity based on firm level insights. Based on the argument of conceptual problem, this survey comprehend with table 1 and figure 1 so can better understand by the reader on my research interest.…”

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Trade-Productivity-Institutional Nexus

Iksan

2023

JMBM

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Main task of this survey of literature to discuss satisfactory theoretical explanation over two questions: one is does trade policy cause productivity? Two is does institutional set-up of economic governance cause productivity? By taking Indonesian experiences, this paper tries to seed the light of international trade and productivity, based on the neoclassical and new institutional economic theory. In order to address main task of this survey, it elaborates recent literatures that emphasizes on two strands. First part comes from trade policy which focuses to the strategic importance of firms, as main source of research data and main point of discussion. Besides that, this paper also reviews political institutions play their role in shaping the rule of games, broadly defined as institution and how the interest group influences trade policy, to protect special interest pro-free trade or pro-protectionist measures. Second part sheds light from the productivity literatures that cover the firm level and sector level productivity. Finally, this essay offers conclusions to sum up main argument of the paper.

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How Much Does Turnover Matter? Evidence from Indonesian Manufacturing Total Factor Productivity Growth, 1975–95

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

A study of the impacts of leverage on labor and capital productivity: A case study of companies listed in Tehran Stock Market

A study of the impacts of leverage on labor and capital productivity: A case study of companies listed in Tehran Stock Market

Institutional quality, conforming and evasive entrepreneurship

Trade-Productivity-Institutional Nexus

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