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Modelling firm heterogeneity with spatial ‘trends’

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Sarmiento, Camilo
Abstract (Spanish)
La hipótesis que subyace a este artículo es que la heterogeneidad de las empresas puede captarse por características espaciales de la empresa (similar a la inclusión de una tendencia temporal en modelos de series de tiempo). La hipótesis se examina en el contexto del modelado eléctrico generación mediante centrales alimentadas por carbón en presencia de heterogeneidad empresarial.
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The hypothesis underlying this article is that firm heterogeneity can be captured by spatial characteristics of the firm (similar to the inclusion of a time trend in time series models). The hypothesis is examined in the context of modelling electric generation by coal powered plants in the presence of firm heterogeneity.
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URI: https://repositorio.escuelaing.edu.co/handle/001/2805
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