Presentations -

Complex FDI in Japanese multinationals(co-authored with Kazunobu Hayakawa)

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

Input Trade and Production Networks in East Asia, 

2010

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Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK

Impact of Extensive and Intensive Margins of FDI on Corporate Domestic Performance: Evidence from Japanese automobile parts suppliers

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

Asian Economic Panel (Keio University, Tokyo, Japan) , 

2015.09

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Oral presentation (general)

Impact of Extensive and Intensive Margins of FDI on Corporate Domestic Performance: Evidence from Japanese automobile parts suppliers

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

6th International Conference on "Economic of Global Interaction: New Perspectives on Trade, Factor Mobility and Development (Bari University, Bari, Italy) , 

2015.09

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Oral presentation (general)

Impact of Extensive and Intensive Margins of FDI on Corporate Domestic Performance: Evidence from Japanese automobile parts suppliers

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

East Asian Economic Association (Thailand, Bangkok) , 

2014.11

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Oral presentation (general), East Asian Economic Association

Impact of Extensive and Intensive Margins of FDI on Corporate Domestic Performance: Evidence from Japanese automobile parts suppliers

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

日本国際経済学会 (京都産業大学) , 

2014.10

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Oral presentation (general)

Heterogeneous Impact of Trade Liberalization on Vertical FDI: Evidence from Japanese Firm-level Data

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

京都大学国際経済学セミナー (京都大学) , 

2014.01

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Oral presentation (general), 京都大学経済学研究科

Agglomeration effects of inter-firm backward and forward linkages: evidence from Japanese manufacturing investment in China (co-authored with Nobuaki Yamashita and Kentaro Nakajima)

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

熊本県立大学応用ミクロワークショップ (熊本) , 

2014.01

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Oral presentation (general)

Heterogeneous Impact of Trade Liberalization on Vertical FDI: Evidence from Japanese Firm-level Data

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

SFU-NIESG Workshop on Globalization, International Trade, and Macroeconomic Dynamics (Vancouver, Canada) , 

2013.12

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Oral presentation (general), Nagoya Trade Study Group, Simon Frazier University

Heterogeneous Impact of Trade Liberalization on Vertical FDI: Evidence from Japanese Firm-level Data

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

ECONOMICS OF GLOBAL INTERACTIONS (Bari, Italy) , 

2013.09

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Oral presentation (general)

Heterogeneous Impact of Trade Liberalization on Vertical FDI: Evidence from Japanese Firm-level Data

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

European Trade Study Group Annual Conference (Birmingham, UK) , 

2013.09

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Oral presentation (general), European Trade Study Group

Why Did Manufacturing Firms Increase the Number of Non-regular Workers in the 2000s? Does international trade matter?

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

日本国際経済学会・春季大会 (Fukuoka University) , 

2013.06

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Oral presentation (general), 日本国際経済学会

Heterogeneous Impact of Trade Liberalization on Vertical FDI: Evidence from Japanese Firm-level Data

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

日本経済学会春季大会 (富山大学) , 

2013.06

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Oral presentation (general), 日本経済学会

Temporary Workers, Permanent Workers, and International Trade: Evidence from Japanese firm-level data (with Wakasugi Ryuhei and Sato Hitoshi)

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

The international side of deindustrialization and labor market dynamics in Japan, Korea, Germany and France (GRIPS, Tokyo) , 

2013.04

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Oral presentation (general), Foundation France-Japan de I'EHESS & GRIPS

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The number of temporary workers in Japan's labor market has increased rapidly since the 1990s. This trend is particularly remarkable in the manufacturing sector, which now relies on sales to foreign markets. This paper formalizes the idea that global competition may encourage manufactures to shift from permanent to temporary workers, proposing a model of multi-product firms motivated to reduce revenue fluctuations. Firms prefer lower sales volatility because of labor adjustment costs. In such a framework, trade liberalization encourages firms to reduce the number of products, which raises the demand for temporary workers because they entail no firing costs. The model is also empirically tested using micro-data from Japanese manufacturing plants. The model's predictions are moderately supported.

Heterogeneous Impact of Trade Liberalization on Vertical FDI: Evidence from Japanese Firm-level Data

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

OFCE/GREDEG Seminar Series on Industrial Dynamics and Firm Competitiveness (Sophia Antipolis, France) , 

2013.03

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Oral presentation (general), OFCE/GREDEG

Trade Liberalization and FDI strategies in Heterogeneous Firms; Evidence from Japanese firm-leveldata

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

Port Logistics, International Trade and Innovation (China, Nimbo) , 

2012.10

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Oral presentation (general), Nottingham Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy (GEP)

Interdependence in Multinational Production Networks: Evidence from Exit of Overseas Affiliates

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

International Comparative Analysis of Enterprise Data (CAED) and Cost Conference (Nurnberg, Germany) , 

2012.04

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Oral presentation (general)

Trade Liberalization and FDI strategies in Heterogeneous Firms; Evidence from Japanese firm-leveldata

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

10th International Comparative Analysis of Enterprise Data (CAED) Conference (London) , 

2010.09

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Oral presentation (general)

Trade Liberalization and FDI strategies in Heterogeneous Firms; Evidence from Japanese firm-leveldata

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

East Asian Economic Association (Seoul, Korea) , 

2010.10

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Oral presentation (general)

The Impacts of Import Expansion on Productivity and Employment in Japan (co-authored with Tomohiko Inui, Kazuma Edamura and Shujiro Urata)

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

Pacific Rim Conference (Kyoto) , 

2009.03

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Oral presentation (general), Western Economic Association International

The Effect of Relaxation of Entrance Restriction for Large Scale Retailers on SME’s performance -Evidence from Japanese Retail Census- (co-authored with Saki Sugano)

MATSUURA TOSHIYUKI

日本経済学会春季大会 (京都) , 

2009.06

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Oral presentation (general), 日本経済学会