Testing Gribat´s Law Across Regions. Evidence from Spain.



Table I.- Principal values of the sample. Employment and age of firms in 1990.

Employment                          Age

All firms

Survived

Disappeared

All firms

Survived

Disappeared

Mean

265.7

331.9

111.26

21.67

22.72

19.23

Median

36.0

48.0

26.0

15.0

17.0

11.0

Mode

12.0

13.0

12.0

4.0

4.0

5.0

Percentile 25

18.0

20.0

16.0

6.0

7.0

5.0

Percentile 50

36.0

48.0

26.0

15.0

17.0

11.0

Percentile 75

249.5

284.0

104.25

28.0

30.0

25.25

Skewness

13.9

11.8

3.4

2.0

1.8

2.4

N° observations

1073

751

322

1073

751

322

Source: Drawn up by author.

Table II.- Distribution of the total sample6.

All firms

N°     %

Survived

Disappeared

N°           ,

%

Liability

Limited

809

75.4

579

77.1

230

71.4

Not limited

264

24.6

172

22.9

92

28.6

Sector’s Technical

High

234

21.8

177

23.5

57

17.7

Development

Medium

347

32.3

258

34.5

89

27.6

Low

492

45.9

316

42.1

176

54.7

Innovation of

Innovative

631

58.8

524

69.8

107

33.2

Product

Non Innovative

442

41.2

227

30.2

215

66.8

Innovation of

Innovative

767

71.5

643

85.6

124

38.5

Process

Non innovative

306

28.5

108

14.4

198

61.5

Source: Drawn up by author.

6 The definition of variables is included in the Appendix.



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