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A model of technology transfer in Japan's rapid economic growth period

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(Japan) if it is profitable to do so and where the technology transfer is the engine of economic growth. In this model, among … multiple equilibria, the equilibrium with low labor cost in Japan was chosen during the rapid growth period. Then, the firms in …, during the other periods, the equilibrium with high labor cost in Japan was chosen, which caused stagnation. The model is …