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2.2 Distribution of the top fifty companies by industry 60
2.3 Changes in the profit ranking of American commercial,
mining, and manufacturing industries 		62
2.4 The scale of wage differentials in the prewar cotton industry:
a comparison between Japan and the United States 		78
2.5 Reasons for orders to subcontractors 80
3.1 Number of labour disputes, workers involved, and working
days lost 		90
7.1 Election results for the proletarian parties, 1927 prefectural
assembly elections 		238
7.2 Election results for the proletarian parties, 1928 national
Diet elections 		240
7.3 Changes in labour union membership by ideological tendency 242 -3
7.4 Changes in farmers' union membership by ideological
tendency 		244 -5
7.5 Labour disputes and participants, by major demand 252 -3
7.6 Tenancy disputes 254
7.7 Labour and tenancy disputes, by duration 256 -7
7.8 Mediators of tenancy disputes under the Conciliation Law 262 -3
7.9 Mediators of labour disputes, and initiators of mediation 264
7.10 Mediated tenancy disputes, initiators of mediation,
and outcomes 		266 -7
7.11 Worker's household income 269
7.12 Factory and mine dismissals 270
7.13 Status of dismissed workers 271
7.14 Farm household income 273
8.1 Outline of the 1939 economic plans 279
8.2 The process of formulating the steel production plan for the
fourth quarter of 1941 		291
8.3 Formation of monitoring organizations of major city banks 295

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