Cross-border outsourcing and boundaries of Japanese firms : a microdata economic analysis
- 作者： Tomiura, Eiichi, author.
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- 其他題名：
- Advances in Japanese business and economics ;
- 出版： Singapore : Springer Singapore :Imprint: Springer
- 叢書名： Advances in Japanese business and economics,volume 18
- 主題： Contracting out--Japan. , Japanese--Employment--Foreign countries. , Japan--Officials and employees--Foreign countries. , Economics. , Industrial Organization. , International Economics. , Asian Economics. , Trade.
- ISBN： 9789811300356 (electronic bk.) 、 9789811300349 (paper)
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CGU
- 資料類型: 電子書
- 內容註: 1 Introduction -- 2 Overview of Japanese International Trade and Globalization of Japanese Firms -- 3 Measures of Cross-border Outsourcing -- 4 Japanese Statistics related with Cross-border Outsourcing -- 5 Statistical Facts about Cross-border Outsourcing in Japan -- 6 Productivity Premium of Cross-border Outsourcing Firms -- 7 Innovation, Development, and Outsourcing across National Borders -- 8 Capital, Labor, and Boundaries of Offshoring Firms -- 9 Barriers to Cross-border Outsourcing -- 10 Concluding Remarks -- References.
- 摘要註: This book is the first book that provides comprehensive economic analysis of cross-border outsourcing by Japanese manufacturing firms based on microdata. Previous literature on many other countries has often been constrained by limited data availability about outsourcing, but research contained in this book exploits unique firm-level data and directly tests theoretical hypotheses derived from new firm heterogeneity trade models. Productivity, capital-labor ratio and R&D intensity are examined at the firm level. While rich empirical results in this book convince us how powerful the orthodox economic theory is in understanding Japanese firms, detailed firm-level findings, combined with accessible and concise overviews of Japanese international trade, are widely informative for international economists, experts of Japanese society, business strategists for offshoring, and policy makers in both developed and developing economies. This book further discusses how boundaries of Japanese firms, traditionally sheltered by language and cultural barriers, are affected by outsourcing decisions simultaneously crossing national borders and firm boundaries. The interpretations of Japanese characteristics in outsourcing have deep implications for understanding drastically changing Japanese business amid globalization.
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This book is the first book that provides comprehensive economic analysis of cross-border outsourcing by Japanese manufacturing firms based on microdata. Previous literature on many other countries has often been constrained by limited data availability about outsourcing, but research contained in this book exploits unique firm-level data and directly tests theoretical hypotheses derived from new firm heterogeneity trade models. Productivity, capital–labor ratio and R&D intensity are examined at the firm level. While rich empirical results in this book convince us how powerful the orthodox economic theory is in understanding Japanese firms, detailed firm-level findings, combined with accessible and concise overviews of Japanese international trade, are widely informative for international economists, experts of Japanese society, business strategists for offshoring, and policy makers in both developed and developing economies. This book further discusses how boundaries of Japanese firms, traditionally sheltered by language and cultural barriers, are affected by outsourcing decisions simultaneously crossing national borders and firm boundaries. The interpretations of Japanese characteristics in outsourcing have deep implications for understanding drastically changing Japanese business amid globalization.