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Financial Development Post-World War II in Japan: Insights for Chinaeconomy. We examine the main banking system of Japan and the . loans. Moreover, financial liberalization toward the “bubble economy” is traced owing to the high economic growth era. Moreover, research is then concentrated particularly on the causes and results of the dual bubble burst in both the re

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Human Capital Agglomeration Effect and Regional Disparity in Chinao 2004. The analysis in this chapter shows that, first, absolute βconvergence was not significantly measured during the 1991–2004 estimation period. Second, when the human capital agglomeration effect is considered, conditional convergence and the estimated values of the coefficients of foreign inve

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Environmental Policies and Water Resource ManagementThis chapter presents the achievements of China’s water environmental policy and resource management through case studies with comparisons to Japanese experiences. This chapter focuses on water, which is not only a key driver of economic and social development but also an essential element of the na

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Household Consumption and Manufactural Industrial Upgradingon value and variations impact manufacturing industries’ TPF growth and new patents, and how this mechanism influences the private sector’s domestic consumption. The results suggest that the consumption value and variations in Chinese cities are associated with TFP growth and increased patents. This

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Enterprise Ownership Reform and Wage Gaps Between Public and Private Sectorse gaps between the public and private sectors from 2002 to 2018 in China. The major conclusions are as follows. First, the wage gap between the public and private sectors narrowed from 2002 to 2018. The wage gap was wider for the low-wage group than for the middle- and high-wage groups in both 2002

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Trends of Labor Union Effect on Wagew that union worker wages are nearly 5% higher than non-union worker wages after controlling for fixed effects in China. In comparison, union worker wages are over 10% higher than non-union worker wages in Japan. We also analyze the trend of union effects on wages in China and Japan using interactio

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