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The hypothesis that the greater a firm's involvement in exports, the greater will be that firm's demand for liquid assets, is empirically tested in this paper. The results are supportive of the hypothesis. In addition it was found that firms owned by labor cooperatives have lower demand for liquid assets than other firms.
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Katz, E., Rosenberg, J. & Zilberfarb, B.Z. The demand for liquid assets and involvement in exports; some empirical results. Empirical Economics 10, 125–129 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01973546
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