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1by Tang, John P Published in The Journal of economic history (01.09.2014)“...Railroads in late nineteenth-century Japan are credited with facilitating factor mobility as well as access to human and financial capital, but their impact on...”
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2by Tang, John P Published in Journal of health economics (01.12.2017)“...Economic development improves long-run health outcomes through access to medical treatment, sanitation, and higher income. Short run impacts, however, may be...”
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3by Basco, Sergi Published in The Journal of economic history (2020)“...While credit supply growth is associated with exacerbating financial crises, its impact on long-run growth is unclear. Market access similarly has ambiguous...”
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4“...How do changes to taxation policy affect the organizational choices of firms? Using historical firm data constructed from Japanese corporate genealogies, we...”
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6by Tang, John P Published in Australian economic history review (01.07.2016)“...Late‐developing countries often adopt best practice technologies pioneered abroad, facilitating convergence toward leading economies. Meiji Japan (1868–1912)...”
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7“...Between 1880 and 1910, Japanese exports increased in volume, changed composition, and shifted from leading industrialized countries toward poorer Asian...”
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8by JOHN P. TANG Published in The Economic history review (01.02.2011)“...Large family-owned conglomerates known as zaibatsu have long been credited with leading Japanese industrialization during the Meiji period (1868–1912), despite...”
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9by Tang, John P Published in Ecological economics (01.04.2015)“...National registries of toxic chemical emissions and facilities are increasingly used to raise public awareness of potential health hazards in local areas, but...”
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10by Tang, John P“...Economic development improves long-run health outcomes through access to medical treatment, sanitation, and higher income. Short run impacts, however, may be...”
01.12.2017
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13“...While credit supply growth is associated with exacerbating financial crises, its impact on long-run growth is unclear. Market access similarly has ambiguous...”
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14by Tang, John P“...National registries of toxic chemical emissions and facilities are increasingly used to raise public awareness of potential health hazards in local areas, but...”
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19by Tang, John P“...Late-developing countries often adopt best practice technologies pioneered abroad, facilitating convergence toward leading economies. Meiji Japan (1868–1912)...”
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