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The
business practices of Japanese supermarkets during the period of
high economic growth from the mid-1950s to the early 1970s: a true
picture of Japan's "Distribution Revolution" 
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Mika
Takaoka
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3
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Article
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A village
finance market from the late Tokugawa to the early Meiji period
(1840s-60s): a case study of Magoshi village |
Keiichiro
Kato
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25
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Article
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How
the Association of kasaku-tetsudai was organized in Osaka in the
Tokugawa perod (1603-1867) |
Yoshiyuki
Taketani
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45
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Article
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Merchants
and labour markets in nineteenth-century India: a case study of
the Assam tea plantation labour market |
Chikayoshi
Nomura
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67
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