The supply of quality workers and the demand for quality in jobs in Japan's early industrialization

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• Women in the Silk-reeling Industry in Nineteenth-century Japan

  Open Access•Gail Lee Bernstein•Japan and the World•1988

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• The Perils of Lifetime Employment Systems

  Open Access•Susan Wolcott•The Journal of Economic History•1994

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• An Efficient Method of Estimating Seemingly Unrelated Regressions and Tests for Aggregation Bias

  Arnold Zellner•Journal of the American…•1962

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• Economic Development with Unlimited Supplies of Labour

  Open Access•W Arthur Lewis•Manchester School•1954

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• Modern Economists' Views on the Japanese Economy - a Survey

  Yasukichi Yasuba•Japanese Economic Studies•1972

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• Development of the Labor Surplus Economy

  Open Access•Alexander T Nicolai, A Nicolaï et al.•Revue économique•1966

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• Hedonic Prices and Implicit Markets

  Sherwin Rosen•Journal of Political Economy•1974

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• A New Approach to Consumer Theory

  Kelvin Lancaster, Kelvin J Lancaster•Journal of Political Economy•1966

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• A Theory of the Allocation of Time

  Gary S Becker•The Economic Journal•1965

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• Mathematical Analysis for Economists

  J R Hicks, R G D Allen•Economica•1939

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• Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective

  A Nove, Alexander Gerschenkron•Economica•1963

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• The Development of a Dual Economy

  D W Jorgenson•The Economic Journal•1961

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• Mathematical Analysis for Economists

  E Schneider, R G D Allen•The Economic Journal•1938

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• The Protection of Labour in Japan

  Ernest Foxwell•The Economic Journal•1901

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• A Tale of Japanese Technological Diffusion in the Meiji Period

  Open Access•Gary R Saxonhouse, Gary Saxonhouse•The Journal of Economic History•1974

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• Economic Development and the Labor Market in Japan

  Solomon B Levine, Koji Taira•Industrial and Labor Relations…•1971

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• Capital Formation in Japan, 1868-1940

  G C Allen, Henry Rosovsky•Pacific Affairs•1962

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• Japanese Economic Growth

  Sandra Kirby, Stuart Kirby et al.•Pacific Affairs•1974

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• Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective

  Martin Bronfenbrenner, Alexander Gerschenkron•The Economic History Review•1965

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• The Recruitment of an Industrial Labor Force in India, with British and American Comparisons

  Open Access•Morris David Morris•Comparative Studies in Society…•1960

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