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Human capital and economic growth in Japan: an application of time series analysis

Benjamin S. Cheng
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Robert C. Hsu
Pages 393-395 | Published online: 05 Oct 2010

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Dimitrios G. Mavridis. (2004) The intellectual capital performance of the Japanese banking sector. Journal of Intellectual Capital 5:1, pages 92-115.
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