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Comment: Why did Japan's TFP growth slow down in the lost decade? : An empirical analysis based on firm-level data of manufacturing firms

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Plant turnover and TFP dynamics in Japanese manufacturing

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Using a Melitz-style model of heterogeneous firms, Baldwin and Okubo (2006) recently presented a theoretical model in which self-sorting occurs and more productive factories choose to locate in more productive areas. The model suggests that firm-specific factors and regional factors affect each...

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