The Fall of the Labor Share and the Rise of Superstar Firms
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...In particular, Autor et al. (2017) consider NAICS Level 4 industries, over what appears to be a longer period of analysis (1982 to 2012).19 Nonetheless, like the results of Autor et al. (2017), our results suggest the presence of some correlation between concentration and productivity – especially…...
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...…workers requiring Occupational Licensing in each NAICS Level 3 industry from the 2008 PDII as a proxy for barriers to entry.17 • Superstar firms: For superstar firms, we follow Autor et al. (2017) and explore the re- lationship between changes in concentration and changes in industry productivity....
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...…be complemented by a rise in the likelihood of incumbent innovation, which may increase the gap between leaders and laggards (see, for example, Autor et al. (2017)) • Demographics: As discussed in Pugsley et al. (2015), the decrease in business dynamism may be driven by a decline in the…...
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...This is discussed at length in CEA (2016); Autor et al. (2017) and Grullon et al. (2016), among others, so we only highlight the key facts....
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...These results roughly match the qualitative discussion in Autor et al. (2017)....
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...…outcomes in U.S. manufacturing on changes in Chinese imports intensity using OLS models and 2SLS models that apply the Autor, Dorn, and Hanson (2013) approach of instrumenting for import exposure using contemporaneous import growth in the same industries in eight other developed…...
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...To compare these data to the industry data in the census, we convert six-digit HS product codes in Comtrade to 1987 SIC codes using a crosswalk from Autor, Dorn, and Hanson (2013), and we slightly aggregate industries to obtain our time-consistent 1987 SIC-based codes....
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...Demsetz (1973), by contrast, posited a “differential efficiency” model closer to the one in Online Appendix A, where increases in competition allocated more output to more productive firms....
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