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Sequentiality versus simultaneity: Interrelated factor demand
M.K. Asphjell
*
,
W.A. Letterie
, O.A. Nilsen
,
G.A. Pfann
*
Corresponding author for this work
Organisation,Strategy & Entrepreneurship
Quantitative Economics
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cost
100%
demand factors
100%
data
66%
labor
66%
adjustments
66%
capital
66%
levels
33%
simulation
33%
dynamics
33%
panels
33%
industry
33%
structural models
33%
manufacturing
33%
moments method
33%
Keyphrases
Simultaneity
100%
Factor Demand
100%
Sequentiality
100%
Adjustment Costs
66%
Manufacturing Industry
33%
Parameter Estimation
33%
Cost Advantage
33%
Cost Structure
33%
Nonconvex
33%
Net Change
33%
Demand Model
33%
Plant-level Data
33%
Simulated Method of Moments
33%
Dynamic Panel Data
33%
Data Parameters
33%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Factor Demand
100%
Adjustment Costs
66%
Panel Study
33%
Cost Structure
33%
Manufacturing Industry
33%