The Performance of German Firms in the Business-Related Service Sector
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We analyze the performance of firms from the German business-related service sector for 1994–2000. Performance is measured by ordinal assessment of changes in total sales. We estimate first-order Markov chain models using extensions of the multinomial logit model: a linear index model with alternative specifications of heterogeneity and a semiparametric model. The preferred specification involves heterogeneity connected to the firm and the type of transition. Our findings include that size has a positive effect on performance, young firms outperform older competitors, a single creditor has a stabilizing effect, diversification has a negative impact, and performance is significantly affected by legal status. Measuring performance through profit rather than sales does not alter the qualitative results.
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