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firms faced problems that closely mirrored those in modern eastern Europe. Yet in Japan, the successful large firms did not … in the cotton-spinning industry (arguably the most important industrial sector in turn-of-the-century Japan), we explore …
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companies to be publicly disclosed, but until 2004 the tax office of Japan published the name and tax liability of any … at public firms than at private ones. In Japan, at least, public firms pay their presidents no more than private firms do …
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Most studies of executive compensation have data on pay, but not on total income. Studies of executives in Japan do not …-third the pay of their U.S. peers. Using tobit regression analysis, we further confirm that executive pay in Japan depends on …
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According to modern contract theory, how firms structure their trading patterns and governance structures will depend both on the size of any relationship-specific investments they make, and on the feasibility of detailed contracts. Suppose contracts are hard to draft and enforce, but firm A...
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From time to time, observers argue that important facets of corporate governance are explicable only in path-dependent terms. Some buttress this claim with comparisons between U.S. and Japanese patterns of corporate governance. Using data that Kaplan has discussed in other contexts, we dispute...
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