We argue that family firms—owing to the family's high level of control over the firm, wealth concentration, and importance of nonfinancial goals—invest less in innovation but have an increased ...

Input-output analysis refers to the study of the particular effects that different sectors or industries have on the economy as a whole for a particular nation or region.

We here present the earliest input—output table of Germany: It covers forty economic branches, five final demand categories, and five primary inputs. The symmetric table for 1936 is completely based ...

The latest video from Mark Brown of Game Maker’s Toolkit discusses the two types of randomness: input and output randomness, why it drives players crazy, and what’s really going on behind the ...