Sentence examples for firm sizes from inspiring English sources

Van der Panne and Dolfsma (2003) used micro-data of Dutch firms which were operationalized in terms of the TH dimensions (Storper 1997): (1) postal codes which indicate the region, etc., in the geographic dimension; (2) technological classifications (NACE codes of the OECD);d and (3) firm sizes indicating the economic dynamics (e.g., small- and medium-sized enterprises versus large corporations).

Super Lawyers are outstanding attorneys, representing a wide range of practice areas, firm sizes and geographic locations.

Finally, the results of this paper may be useful for understanding how, in an economic context, firm productivity is maximized at intermediate firm sizes.

The data contain postal codes (geography), sector codes (proxy for technology), and firm sizes in terms of number of employees (proxy for organization).

Empirical results for a panel of Japanese manufacturing firms provides some support for the notion that log firm sizes are mean-reverting towards heterogeneous equilibrium values, and that the LPE should be rejected.

First, instead of assuming that the standard deviation for Walmart worker wages would equal 30percentt of the variance of wages (or 55percentt of the standard deviation of wages) for workers in general merchandise retail with firm sizes of more than 1,000 people, we choose alternative fractions: 20percent, 30 percent, 50 percent and 800 percent.

Average firm size in the Fortune 500 today is $20 billion.

The firm size has been measured in terms of employment.

Yet India's regulations put a cap on firm size.

Firm size also influences inventor mobility, although negatively.

Finally, firm size has a positive impact on productivity.