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21. Identifying Factor Productivity by Dynamic Panel Data and Control Function Approaches: A Comparative Evaluation for EU Agriculture. (2013). Petrick, Martin ; Kloss, Mathias.
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37. Demand or Productivity: What Determines Firm Growth?. (2012). Schivardi, Fabiano ; Pozzi, Andrea.
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