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Persistence in exporting: cumulative and punctuated learning effects. Research Paper No 50
Published: 8 December 2016
ERC Research Paper No 50
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- Productivity and performance
Persistence in exporting matters, because firms with continuous exposure to export markets derive greater benefit from exporting than do sporadic exporters. Conceptually, however, export persistence is poorly understood, and is typically explained by sunk costs leading to high export exit costs.
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