How Robust is the Skill-Dispersion-Complementarity Hypothesis? Matilde Bombardini, Giovanni Gallipoli†and Germán Pupato‡ August 2012 Abstract We explore the robustness of the hypothesis, first put forward by Gros - Isoquant - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	How Robust is the Skill-Dispersion-Complementarity Hypothesis? Matilde Bombardini, Giovanni Gallipoli†and Germán Pupato‡ August 2012 Abstract We explore the robustness of the hypothesis, first put forward by Gros Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-01-26 12:22:42 Open Document File Size: 606,53 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility University of British Columbia / / IndustryTerm technology configurations / / Organization Getulio Vargas Foundation / Graduate School / CIFAR / University of British Columbia / NBER / / Person Vadim Marmer / Tom Cornwall / Kevin Song / Giovanni Gallipoli / Ai / Patrick Francois / Hiro Kasahara / Evan Calford / Matilde Bombardini / Germán Pupato‡ August / Francesco Trebbi / / Product F16 / / ProvinceOrState British Columbia / / Technology production technologies / / SocialTag Supermodular function Structure Isoquant Skill Dispersion Production function Technology Business Order theory Submodular set function

How Robust is the Skill-Dispersion-Complementarity Hypothesis? Matilde Bombardini, Giovanni Gallipoli†and Germán Pupato‡ August 2012 Abstract We explore the robustness of the hypothesis, first put forward by GrosAdd to Reading List