1 “... to consideration of the role of firm characteristics. The authors develop a model of innovation that incorporates...”

2 Subjects: “...Firms...”

3 “...Management has a large effect on the productivity of large firms. But does management matter...”

4 “... attempt to help firms to become ready to attract and accept outside equity funding through a combination...”

5 “...Developing country governments seek to reduce the pervasive informality of firms for multiple...”

6 “... of formalizing on these firms. Although mean profits increased, this appears largely due to the experiences of a...”

7 “... in developing countries. But government subsidies to private firms can be controversial. A key question...”

8 “...Firm productivity is low in African countries, prompting governments to try a number of active...”

9 Subjects: “...Firm Support...”

10 “...Why do more small firms in developing countries not use the market for professional business...”

11 “... firms to formalize. However, most informal firms have not gone on to become formal, especially when tax...”

12 “... government actions work in getting informal firms to register. Firms were randomized to a control group...”

13 “...-employers) with wage workers and with owners of larger firms. The authors use a rich set of measures...”

14 “..., and types of firms participating in the training programs evaluated. Many evaluations suffer from low...”

15 “...Almost all firms in developing countries have fewer than 10 workers, with the modal firm consisting...”

16 “... the evidence on the effects of entry reforms and related policy actions to promote firm formalization. Most...”

17 “...Many small firms lack the finance and marketing skills needed for firm growth. The standard...”

18 “... microenterprises to test whether hiring additional labor would benefit such firms. In the presence of labor market...”

19 “... services and other activities leading to firm growth. However, since they involve subsidizing firms...”

20 “... allocated account books to firms; and (3) ask firms how much firms like theirs underreport sales in surveys...”