Presenter: Marco Guerzoni, Associate Professor of Applied Economics, Department of Economics and Statistics “Cognetti de Martiis”, University of Turin
On the 23rd of October 2019, Marco Guerzoni presented the first City-REDI seminar of 2019. You can watch a video of the presentation below (Apologies but there is a slight buzz on the recording).
Abstract: This paper aims to compare the behaviour of innovative start-ups vs. non-innovative start-ups in terms of both economic performance and survival in time of crisis.
By leveraging on a very comprehensive dataset we adopt a multifaceted definition of innovative firms, rather than simply relying on patents or self-reported survey such as the Community Innovation Survey. We make use of a novel approach which employs supervised machine learning techniques to identify innovative firms in the past.
Here is a list of the upcoming seminars:
Time | Date | Presenter | Affiliation | Room |
1-3pm | 27th of Nov | Suman Seth | University of Leeds | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 11th of Dec | Fernando Rubiera | University of Oviedo | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 15th of Jan | Calvin Jones | Cardiff University | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 29th of Jan | Mikaela Backman | University of Jonkoping | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 12th of Feb | Davide Luca | University of Cambridge | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 26th of Feb | Ozge Oner | University of Cambridge | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 11th of Mar | Elvira Uyarra | The University of Manchester | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 25th of Mar | Carlo Corradini | University of Birmingham | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 8th of Apr | Kristinn Hermannsson | University of Glasgow | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 22th of Apr | Marina Della Guista | University of Reading | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 6th of May | David Castells | Aut. University of Barcelona | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
1-3pm | 20th of May | Peter Batey | University of Liverpool | Law Building 204, University of Birmingham |
Disclaimer:
The views expressed in this analysis post are those of the authors and not necessarily those of City-REDI or the University of Birmingham.
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