The effect of physical and intangible capital on labour productivity: role of institutional and development factors
https://doi.org/10.3326/pse.50.2.2 | Published online: June 5, 2026 Table 1
Description of sectors used in the analysis Table 2
Model estimation with long-term coefficients, Croatia Table 3
Model estimations with long-term coefficients, sectoral panel data for thirteen highly developed countries Table 4
Model estimations with long-term coefficients, aggregate panel data for twelve highly developed countries Table A1
Additional dynamic and static estimations of the equation of effect of IN and K on LP Figure A1
Intangible capital stock per hour of work, in euros and permanent prices (1995-2021), all NACE Rev. 2 activities Figure A2
Labour productivity measured in gross added value per hour of work, in euros and permanent prices (1995-2021), all NACE Rev. 2 activities Table 1 Description of sectors used in the analysis DISPLAY Table Table 2 Model estimation with long-term coefficients, Croatia DISPLAY Table Table 3 Model estimations with long-term coefficients, sectoral panel data for thirteen highly developed countries DISPLAY Table Table 4 Model estimations with long-term coefficients, aggregate panel data for twelve highly developed countries DISPLAY Table Table A1 Additional dynamic and static estimations of the equation of effect of IN and K on LP DISPLAY Table Figure A1 Intangible capital stock per hour of work, in euros and permanent prices (1995-2021), all NACE Rev. 2 activities DISPLAY Figure Figure A2 Labour productivity measured in gross added value per hour of work, in euros and permanent prices (1995-2021), all NACE Rev. 2 activities DISPLAY Figure |
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