Session: Tuesday 8th July AM (10.00 - 12.45)
Title: Using Secondary Data Analysis to Research Economic Performance
Convenor:
Dr Chiara Rosazza Bondibene (National Institute of Economic and Social Research)
Abstract Details
In this session different empirical approaches are exploited to understand economic performance before and after the recent financial crisis. Different levels of secondary data aggregation (individuals, firms and geographies) are analysed. A quantile regression approach is used to investigate the public/private sector wage gap. Dynamic decomposition methods are exploited to understand productivity performance in the Great Stagnation. Survival analysis is used to estimate the effect of R&D investment on firm survival. Finally, new data is constructed to account for the impact of births, deaths and migration on firm dynamics and job growth in England 's Local Economic Partnerships.
Presentation downloads
Presenter: Michael Anyadike-Danes
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Presenter: Philip Murphy
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R&D and firm survival: UK evidence
The level of the session is: Advanced
Presentation details
There will be a coffee break from 10.45 - 11.15
Presentation 1
Start time: 10:00
Presentation title:Understanding the evolution of the public/private sector wage gap over time: a quantile regression approach to decomposing marginal wage distributions using the Labour Force Survey
Author: Professor Phil Murphy (University of Swansea)
Presentation 2
Start time: 11:15
Presentation title:Understanding productivity performance in the Great Stagnation: a dynamic decomposition approach
Author: Dr Chiara Rosazza Bondibene (National Institute of Economic and Social Research)
Presentation 3
Start time: 11:45
Presentation title:Using survival analysis to estimate the effect of R&D investment on firm survival
Author: Dr Eshref Trushin (Durham University)
Presentation 4
Start time: 12:15
Presentation title:Accounting for the impact of births, deaths and migration on the firm dynamics and job growth in England's Local Economic Partnerships
Author: Dr Michael Anyadike-Danes (Aston Business School)