Shingo Takahashi

Waseda University

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Kotaro Ohori

Fujitsu (Japan)

Ana Maria Takahashi

Kobe University

Ryuichi Kaneko

Meiji University

Kyoichi Kijima

Daito Bunka University

Katsuhito Uehara

Institute of Economic Research of the Slovak Academy of Sciences

F Mita

National Institute of Population and Social Security Research

Makoto Atoh

National Institute of Population and Social Security Research

Yusuke Goto

Nagoya University

Tsuyoshi Tsuru

Hitotsubashi University

Ryo Sato

Ritsumeikan University

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Waseda University

The University of Tokyo

National Institute of Population and Social Security Research

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Aoyama Gakuin University

Nagoya University

Fujitsu (Japan)

Osaka University

Shinshu University

Tokyo University of Science

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Forecasting and Planning for Inventory Management in a Complex Rental Housing Unit Supply Chain Environment

Springer eBooks (2019)

Haixia Sang Shingo Takahashi

Perpetual inventory

10.1007/978-981-13-3402-3_38

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The Effect of Education on Unemployment RateIn Indonesia

S.E. Teresia Widi Astuti Adis Shingo Takahashi

This paper examines the effect of expenditure had been done by government in education sector on the change of unemployment rate in Indonesia. The government expenditure on education and the number of school are used as the proxies of education. GDP and Year dummy variables are included in the model to look out the trend of unemployment across 33 provinces in Indonesia during 2000-2009. Using Fixed Effects regression, this study finds that some variables in education sector may have significant effects on the unemployment rate. This may imply that the government program in education had given positive contribution to the effort of unemployment reduction in Indonesia.

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[Sex differences in mortality in Japan].

PubMed (1983)

Shingo Takahashi

An analysis of sex differentials in mortality in Japan is presented. In particular, the author explores differences in causes of death by sex between 1950 and 1980. It is concluded that the increase in the differences in life expectancy by sex is primarily due to the improvement in mortality of persons over 65 years of age. The significance of structural changes in the causes of death over this time period is also considered, as internal causes became more important than causes related to microorganisms.

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Finding good managers: an econometric case study of a large Japanese auto dealership

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2014)

Hideo Owan Shingo Takahashi Tsuyoshi Tsuru Katsuhito Uehara

Using the personnel and transaction data from a large auto dealership in Japan, this paper discusses the value, incentives, assignments, determinants of performance, and learning of managers. We find that: (1) moving one standard deviation up the distribution of manager fixed effects raises a branch's profit by 9.3%; (2) the relationship between managers' branch assignments and their performance is more consistent with tournament theory rather than screening or learning mechanism; (3) better managers are systematically selected to run less profitable branches; and (4) managers with smaller age difference with subordinates and broader experience tend to perform better.

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[A comparative study of the level of life expectancy and the cause structure of mortality between Japanese and U.S. white Americans].

PubMed (1984)

Shingo Takahashi

It is first noted that life expectancy in Japan is high for both sexes and continues to increase at a faster rate than for most other developed countries. The reasons for these differences are to be found in the differences in causes of death between Japan and other developed countries. These differences are examined through a comparison of Japanese and U.S. white cause of death data. The primary cause of the differences is identified as lower mortality from heart disease in Japan. However, cerebrovascular mortality is still higher in Japan, and life expectancy will continue to increase if this type of mortality declines to current U.S. levels.

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Introduction

Routledge eBooks (2024)

Shingo Takahashi

10.4324/9781032701394-1

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[Comparative analysis of the differential fertility between urban and rural areas].

PubMed (1979)

Shingo Takahashi

Component analysis, a standardized analytical method, is used to compare the difference of fertility between Japanese urban and rural areas in this study. To compare the differences of fertility rate between two population groups, urban and rural areas, is the same as to compare the average number of children in both areas. Three important factors are found in the differences between the average number of children by duration of marriage in both areas: 1) the difference of composition rate under different socio-economic conditions; 2) the difference of fertility rate under different socio-economic conditions; 3) the compound differences of fertility rate and the composition rate. The age of first marriage and the number of children desired in both urban and rural areas are analyzed. The results show about 75% of the fertility rate differences in urban and rural areas are dependent on the desired number of children, and only 10% are influenced by the age of first marriage.

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A dynamic modeling simulation for supply chain management inventory service

Haixia Sang Yoshiki Kotake Shingo Takahashi

This paper presents a simulation approach to analyze the rental housing supply chain's inventory problem. Unlike most products, the rental housing unit is a "circulation type" product, and the inventory problem is complicated. In this paper, a systematic and flexible process is proposed that efficiently provides critical decision-making support to managers to help them understand and validate the inventory problem in the rental housing supply chain. The proposed procedure considered inventory impact factors, such as the forecasting method, the lead time, the initial inventory level, and the inventory filling indicator. In addition, the procedure is applied to an actual rental housing supply chain to confirm its effectiveness. Furthermore, the proposed method was found to be both practical and powerful in assisting managers with their continuous decision-making efforts.

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10.1145/3277139.3277178

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Coalition Formation by Organizations

Springer eBooks (2004)

Shingo Takahashi Kyoichi Kijima Ryo Sato

10.1007/978-4-431-53949-0_6

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Organizational Effectiveness of Information Systems