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Labor, Capital Service, and Productivity Contributions to National Economic Growth: Focusing on the Japanese Case

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Published/Copyright: September 24, 2009
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Global Economy Journal
From the journal Global Economy Journal Volume 9 Issue 3

This study examines labor and capital service inputs as well as multi-factor productivity growth in Japan and compares results to eight other industrial nations using OECD's productivity data from 1985 to 2007. The study reveals that since 1991 Japan's economic growth has been negatively measured by all three discriminant functions identified.

Keywords: labor; capital service; productivity; national economic growth; Japan; Japanese economy
Published Online: 2009-9-24

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https://doi.org/10.2202/1524-5861.1464
Keywords for this article
labor; capital service; productivity; national economic growth; Japan; Japanese economy

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  1. Article
  2. Will the Dollar be Dethroned as the Main Reserve Currency?
  3. U.K. Inflation and Relative Prices over the 1997 to 2006 Period: How Important was Globalization?
  4. Unit Values, Productivity, and Trade - Determinants of Spanish Export Strength
  5. Labor, Capital Service, and Productivity Contributions to National Economic Growth: Focusing on the Japanese Case
  6. What's New in Our World?
  7. Ending the Tax Haven Scandals
  8. Thinking Outside the Cycle
  9. The Volatility of Sovereign Wealth Funds
  10. Factory Farming and Potential Problems in International Trade
  11. Determinants of Economic Growth in Japan: The Role of Foreign Direct Investment
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