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The following pages link to Why are distributions of firm growth rates tent-shaped? (Q1927364):
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- Multitude of Laplace distributions (Q451372) (← links)
- An evolutionary model of endogenous business cycles (Q853563) (← links)
- How do output growth-rate distributions look like? some cross-country, time-series evidence (Q978824) (← links)
- Global evidence on the distribution of firm growth rates (Q1618484) (← links)
- The principle of social scaling (Q1693817) (← links)
- A model for scaling in firms' size and growth rate distribution (Q1782627) (← links)
- From entropy-maximization to equality-maximization: Gauss, Laplace, Pareto, and Subbotin (Q1783196) (← links)
- Analysis of industrial dynamics: a note on the relationship between firms' size and growth rate (Q1929851) (← links)
- Do firms share the same functional form of their growth rate distribution? A statistical test (Q1994377) (← links)
- Firm growth and Laplace distribution: the importance of large jumps (Q2002645) (← links)
- Business fluctuations in a behavioral switching model: gridlock effects and credit crunch phenomena in financial networks (Q2191454) (← links)
- Exploiting ergodicity in forecasts of corporate profitability (Q2291809) (← links)
- AN URN MODEL FOR CASCADING FAILURES ON A LATTICE (Q4902487) (← links)
- WHITE NOISE ANALYSIS: SOME APPLICATIONS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS, BIOPHYSICS AND QUANTUM MECHANICS (Q4912662) (← links)
- The statistical properties of the threshold model and the feedback leadership condition (Q5037063) (← links)
- LUMPY INVESTMENT AND ENDOGENOUS BUSINESS CYCLES IN AN EVOLUTIONARY MULTI-AGENT MODEL (Q5450283) (← links)
- Modeling the distribution of day-ahead electricity returns: a comparison (Q5745655) (← links)
- Laplace random variables with application to price indices (Q5963009) (← links)