FACTOR ADJUSTMENTS AFTER DEREGULATION: PANEL EVIDENCE FROM COLOMBIAN PLANTS

We analyze nonlinear adjustments of capital and labor using plant data from the Colombian Annual Manufacturing Survey, allowing for interdependence in adjustments of the two factors. We find nonlinear employment and capital adjustments. We also find that capital shortages reduce hiring, and labor su...

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Capital costs
Capital investments
Capital shortages
Capital surplus
Cost estimates
Data analysis
Demand shocks
Deregulation
Economic reform
Employment
Industrial plants
Labor costs
Nonlinear programming
Productivity
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