Add to ORKGThis study is a first attempt of shedding a light on market dynamics in Japanese retail industry at establishment level using micro dataset from census survey. Entry and exit of establishment and its impact on productivity is investigated by using Retail and Wholesale Census by METI in 1997 and 2002. It is found that a substantial number of gross turn over of establishments, as well as employment reallocation associated with it. This market dynamics of retail industry contributes to aggregated productivity growth.
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the basic facts of service industry productivity, such a...
Entry of large (“big-box”) stores along with a drastic fall in the total number of stores is a strik...
Using recently developed econometric techniques for testing the existence of unit roots and cointegr...
This study is a first attempt of shedding a light on market dynamics in Japanese retail industry at ...
This paper examines productivity and returns to scale under the assumption of monopolistic competiti...
This paper examines productivity and returns to scale under the assumption of monopolistic competiti...
Based on statistical analysis of data for 17 countries, Japan's ubiquity of retail stores is largely...
In this paper, we quantified the effect of liberalization of entry restriction for large-scale retai...
This research investigates possible determinants of potential growth in the Japanese economy. We foc...
This paper examines productivity and returns to scale under the assumption of monopolistic competiti...
The latest census of commerce shows that a drastic change is undergoing in Japanese retail market, e...
In 1960 department stores were the sole form of large-scale retailing in Japan. The retail industry ...
This article examines how the reallocation of market shares differs in the retail trade and manufact...
The development of Japanese retailing through the 1990s is used to illustrate the applicability of a...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the spatial pattern of retailing structure and it's changes ...
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the basic facts of service industry productivity, such a...
Entry of large (“big-box”) stores along with a drastic fall in the total number of stores is a strik...
Using recently developed econometric techniques for testing the existence of unit roots and cointegr...
This study is a first attempt of shedding a light on market dynamics in Japanese retail industry at ...
This paper examines productivity and returns to scale under the assumption of monopolistic competiti...
This paper examines productivity and returns to scale under the assumption of monopolistic competiti...
Based on statistical analysis of data for 17 countries, Japan's ubiquity of retail stores is largely...
In this paper, we quantified the effect of liberalization of entry restriction for large-scale retai...
This research investigates possible determinants of potential growth in the Japanese economy. We foc...
This paper examines productivity and returns to scale under the assumption of monopolistic competiti...
The latest census of commerce shows that a drastic change is undergoing in Japanese retail market, e...
In 1960 department stores were the sole form of large-scale retailing in Japan. The retail industry ...
This article examines how the reallocation of market shares differs in the retail trade and manufact...
The development of Japanese retailing through the 1990s is used to illustrate the applicability of a...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the spatial pattern of retailing structure and it's changes ...
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the basic facts of service industry productivity, such a...
Entry of large (“big-box”) stores along with a drastic fall in the total number of stores is a strik...
Using recently developed econometric techniques for testing the existence of unit roots and cointegr...