Article online: Heterogeneous effects of product market power on input productivity.
- Market power creates factor-specific distortions with implications for employment, income distribution & costs.
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- Examines the asymmetric impact of product market power on stock liquidity.
- Results show an inverted U-shaped relationship between market power and liquidity.
🚀 Article online: Product market power, informational asymmetries and stock liquidity: Evidence from Indian firms in J. Econ. Asymmetries!
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Most econ students go through a phase of thinking that more 'realistic' theories are automatically better. But here are some good reasons for unrealism.
PAPER IN PRESS 📢 Labour income share, market power and automation: Evidence from an emerging economy.
Great work by authors Sunil Paul (@SPaul29) & Tinu Iype Jacob.
Read more here 👇🏼
https://t.co/X3HV0hTkZt
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3️⃣Positive and significant coefficient for automation indicates the prevalence of productivity effect in the Indian context.
4️⃣Market power and automation have a greater impact on firms with higher labour share.
News that this is worse than 2015. I still clearly remember 2015. The continuous rains and I used to stare out thru the windows the whole day. Stay strong Chennai.
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