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Productivity and Modes of Internationalization: Evidence from Japanese Firms,ctivity advantages, but also market and firm-specific factors. This paper empirically investigates what modes of internationalization are chosen by Japanese firms internationalizing in US/European countries and East Asian countries, with a focus on the difference in market-specific factors between r

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Intra-Firm Trade and Contract Completeness: Evidence from Japanese Foreign-Affiliated Firms, economists have stepped forward to explain this issue. However, traditional trade theory cannot explain the choice between intra-firm trade with vertical integration and international outsourcing. Thus, researchers are motivated to incorporate the concepts from industrial organization and contract

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Yasuyuki Todo United Kingdom and the consequent risk to public health (HMSO, 1994, 1995). The European Commission (EC) Bathing Water Quality Directive of 1976 (CEC, 1976) set out standards for designated bathing waters which should be complied with by all member states. Further legislation has been proposed by t

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Toshiyuki Matsuura,Hitoshi Sato standard. Legal standards may be incorporated in international agreements, such as those related to the North Sea (Pearson, 1995), in EC Directives (CEC, 1978, 1980, 1991), in consented determinants (NRA, 1994), or in Statutory Water Quality Objectives (NRA, 1991). Alternatively, informal (non-Lega

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Ryuhei Wakasugi,Ayumu Tanakars receive in the case of service degradation or interruption. This obligation exposes the service provider to the risk of paying large amounts of money in the case of massive disruptions. The evaluation of such risk is preliminary to any countermeasure the service provider may wish to take to mitig

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