Choice of Technology and Labour Market Consequences: An Explanation of U.S.-Japanese Differences
Choice of Technology and Labour Market Consequences: An Explanation of U.S.-Japanese Differences
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技术选择和劳动力市场后果:美日差异的解释
DOI:
10.2139/ssrn.411522
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发表时间:
2001
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H. Morita
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作者:
H. Morita
This paper provides an explanation for U.S.-Japanese differences concerning continuous process improvement, turnover rate, and the level and firm-specificity of human capital accumulation. Connection between continuous process improvement and the firm-specificity of training causes multiplicity of equilibria. In the Japanese equilibrium, each firm conducts continuous process improvement because other firms do so, and as a consequence training provided by such a firm becomes less effective in other firms. This lowers the turnover rate, which, in turn, increases firms' incentives to train employees. In the US equilibrium, training is general, which raises the turnover rate and decreases incentives to train.
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2009
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作者:
小椋透;塚田真一;鎌倉稔成;安藤至大
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安藤至大