firm growth;annual average growth rate;dynamic panel data model;demand for factor input;employment growth;types of firms;building industry;total factor productivity;fixed ...  See More + effect;degrees of freedom;increase in capital;inefficient resource allocation;department of economics;labor intensive technology;returns to scale;term of productivity;higher value added;increase in capacity;fixed effect model;high growth rate;role of state;measure output;state enterprise sector;employment growth rate;soft budget constraint;level of employment;machinery and equipment;firm size;estimation result;production chain;production function;capacity utilization;agricultural machinery;productivity differences;state ownership;estimation strategy;descriptive statistic;estimation procedure;productivity level;intermediate input;standard error;mixed ownership;capital input;parameter estimate;convergence equation;productive investment;building sector;positive impact;alternative measure;machine tool;ownership structure;human capital;Economic Policy;firm level;input factor;labor input;high employment;vertical integration;employee wage;empirical evidence;price change;explanatory variable;point estimate;high wage;cheap energy;economic reform;unprofitable enterprises;productivity growth;null hypothesis;private ownership;private company;labor demand;international market;estimation technique;insignificant correlation;positive correlation;inconsistent estimate;empirical specification;productivity shock;preceding section;capacity enhancement;firm ownership;explanatory power;constant return;capital growth;marginal product;functional form;lagged value;capital stock;coefficient estimate;ceteris paribus;average employment;productivity differential;internal transaction;independent company;negative effect;econometric analysis;random variable;white noise;total wage;price level;production cost;international competition;factor inputs;model strategy;neoclassical theory;metallurgical engineering;petroleum engineering;conveying machinery;light industry;food industry;household appliance;gas equipment;radio industry;automobile production;automobile industry;productivity estimate;export market;state industry;firm profitability;private enterprise;production input;econometric procedure;industrial sector;small fraction;disaggregated level;comparative advantage;matching method;open access;development policy;world population;economic research;Social Sciences;raw material;regression analysis;private value;random walk;  See Less -