Table C.1.

Estimated shape parameter—by industry.

Leather & textilesMetals & machineryFood & beveragesNon-metal productsElectric productsPaper & furnitureChemicals & pharmaOther mfg.
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)
|$\sigma ^2_{ zd}+\sigma ^2_{ zx}$|6.4044.4756.3926.3706.7607.0513.5473.840
(0.137)(0.174)(0.253)(0.440)(0.377)(0.503)(0.236)(0.258)
Countries29141444557
Observations4,3681,3271,277420643393453443
Leather & textilesMetals & machineryFood & beveragesNon-metal productsElectric productsPaper & furnitureChemicals & pharmaOther mfg.
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)
|$\sigma ^2_{ zd}+\sigma ^2_{ zx}$|6.4044.4756.3926.3706.7607.0513.5473.840
(0.137)(0.174)(0.253)(0.440)(0.377)(0.503)(0.236)(0.258)
Countries29141444557
Observations4,3681,3271,277420643393453443

Notes. The table reports the maximum likelihood estimate of a single shape parameter for the three distributions of firm-destination-specific revenue shifters conditional on |$s_d/s_x$| being given by (7). Each firm-level export intensity observation is weighted so that each country receives an equal weight in the estimation. The shape parameter is estimated separately for each manufacturing sector. Standard errors are reported in parentheses.

Table C.1.

Estimated shape parameter—by industry.

Leather & textilesMetals & machineryFood & beveragesNon-metal productsElectric productsPaper & furnitureChemicals & pharmaOther mfg.
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)
|$\sigma ^2_{ zd}+\sigma ^2_{ zx}$|6.4044.4756.3926.3706.7607.0513.5473.840
(0.137)(0.174)(0.253)(0.440)(0.377)(0.503)(0.236)(0.258)
Countries29141444557
Observations4,3681,3271,277420643393453443
Leather & textilesMetals & machineryFood & beveragesNon-metal productsElectric productsPaper & furnitureChemicals & pharmaOther mfg.
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)
|$\sigma ^2_{ zd}+\sigma ^2_{ zx}$|6.4044.4756.3926.3706.7607.0513.5473.840
(0.137)(0.174)(0.253)(0.440)(0.377)(0.503)(0.236)(0.258)
Countries29141444557
Observations4,3681,3271,277420643393453443

Notes. The table reports the maximum likelihood estimate of a single shape parameter for the three distributions of firm-destination-specific revenue shifters conditional on |$s_d/s_x$| being given by (7). Each firm-level export intensity observation is weighted so that each country receives an equal weight in the estimation. The shape parameter is estimated separately for each manufacturing sector. Standard errors are reported in parentheses.

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