Low levels of paid holiday leave. BBC 12/10/2019
| Author: | Ono, H. |
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| Year: | 2019 |
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Articles in practice-oriented journals
2019
Japan's work-style reform. Sueddentsche Zeitung 11/28/2019
| Author: | Ono, H. |
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| Year: | 2019 |
Interview about marriage in Japan and konkatsu. VEJA Magazine (Brazil) 10/17/2019
| Author: | Ono, H. |
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| Year: | 2019 |
7 Fresh and JD's Digital Strategy. Financial Times (Chinese online version) September 18, 2018
| Author: | Sun, K. |
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| Year: | 2019 |
How to find next exponential growth opportunities for large corporation? Financial Times (Chinese online version) August 22, 2018
| Author: | Sun, K. |
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| Year: | 2019 |
Making economic growth and well-being compatible: Evidence from Japan　Munich Personal RePEc Archive (MPRA) Paper No. 93010, posted April 1, 2019
| Author: | Sarracino, F, O'Connor, K. J., Ono, H. |
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| Year: | 2019 |
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Whether economic growth improves the human lot is a matter of conditions. We focus on Japan, a country where reforms in themid-1990s shifted the country from a pattern of rampant economic growth and stagnant well-being, to one of modest growth and increasing well-being. We discuss the policy reforms and analyze the changes that explain the increase in well-being. In particular, we assess whether the factors that explain the increase are consistent with those expected from the reforms. We apply Blinder-Oaxaca decomposition to World Values Survey data. Results show that well-being increased due to improved conditions for elderly people, people with children, and women, in other words, the primary groups targeted by the reforms. We conclude that adopting a system of social safety nets contributes to make economic growth compatible with increasing well-being over time.