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The latest on Firms: More on the (missing?) missing middle debate, firms re-visited ten years later and does non-cognitive skills training encourage entrepreneurship?
Firms were a popular topic at the CSAE Conference. While two years ago there were only four sessions dedicated to firms, this year there were a solid seven sessions dedicated to firms (overtaking Labour!). In our last round-up blog on … Continue reading
Posted in CSAE Conference, Institutions and Growth
Tagged Benin, Firm size distribution, Firms, Ghana, Identity, Missing middle, OxCSAE2017, Taxation, Togo
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