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Employee Spinoffs and Other Entrants: Stylized Facts from Brazil (Working Paper)

Working paper 1 Dec 2010 Firms and Large firms

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  • Employee Spinoffs and the Formation of Teams: Evidence from Brazil

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Oana Tocoian

Assistant Professor, Claremont McKenna College

Marc Muendler

Professor of Economics, University of California - San Diego

James Rauch

Professor of Economics, University of California - San Diego
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