The Longevity of the Japanese Big Businesses

Though survival is important to firms, especially to the Japanese big businesses, there are few empirical studies on their longevity. This paper conducts the statistical analysis on the longevity of the Japanese big businesses using data on 1,273 listed firms in the first section of Tokyo Stock Exch...

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Main Author: Takashi SHIMIZU
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Global Business Research Center 2002-10-01
Series:Annals of Business Administrative Science
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Online Access:https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/abas/1/3/1_39/_pdf/-char/en
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spelling doaj-6dd376ec54cf42afbe4d6e2cbca1848f2021-03-19T14:58:10ZengGlobal Business Research CenterAnnals of Business Administrative Science1347-44641347-44562002-10-0113394610.7880/abas.1.39abasThe Longevity of the Japanese Big BusinessesTakashi SHIMIZU0Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of TokyoThough survival is important to firms, especially to the Japanese big businesses, there are few empirical studies on their longevity. This paper conducts the statistical analysis on the longevity of the Japanese big businesses using data on 1,273 listed firms in the first section of Tokyo Stock Exchange. The result indicates that the longevity of the Japanese big businesses may go beyond a century on average, and the longevity had increased gradually in the post-WWII period. These findings suggest that the Japanese big businesses are stable. This paper also explores the relationship between this stability and the Japanese corporate systems.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/abas/1/3/1_39/_pdf/-char/enlongevityjapanese big businessescorporate systems
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corporate systems
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title The Longevity of the Japanese Big Businesses
title_short The Longevity of the Japanese Big Businesses
title_full The Longevity of the Japanese Big Businesses
title_fullStr The Longevity of the Japanese Big Businesses
title_full_unstemmed The Longevity of the Japanese Big Businesses
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publisher Global Business Research Center
series Annals of Business Administrative Science
issn 1347-4464
1347-4456
publishDate 2002-10-01
description Though survival is important to firms, especially to the Japanese big businesses, there are few empirical studies on their longevity. This paper conducts the statistical analysis on the longevity of the Japanese big businesses using data on 1,273 listed firms in the first section of Tokyo Stock Exchange. The result indicates that the longevity of the Japanese big businesses may go beyond a century on average, and the longevity had increased gradually in the post-WWII period. These findings suggest that the Japanese big businesses are stable. This paper also explores the relationship between this stability and the Japanese corporate systems.
topic longevity
japanese big businesses
corporate systems
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