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Table 6 The effect on the neighboring municipalities

From: Evaluating place-based job creation programs in Japan

 

(1)

(2)

Observed

Bootstrap

Observed

Bootstrap

Coef.

Std. err.

Coef.

Std. err.

All sectors

 Workers live in

  Dtc

0.053***

0.018

0.054**

0.024

  Dntre

0.016

0.033

0.030

0.039

  Dncon

−0.014

0.017

−0.015

0.025

 Workers work in

  Dtc

0.053***

0.018

0.055***

0.021

  Dntre

0.020

0.035

0.033

0.040

  Dncon

−0.002

0.018

−0.003

0.025

General retail trade sector

 Sales

  Dtc

0.122*

0.072

0.118

0.073

  Dntre

0.053

0.177

0.043

0.139

  Dncon

−0.038

0.109

−0.024

0.112

 Workers

  Dtc

0.034

0.025

0.030

0.029

  Dntre

−0.014

0.018

−0.013

0.037

  Dncon

−0.029

0.049

−0.025

0.058

 Establishments

  Dtc

0.041*

0.023

0.038

0.026

  Dntre

−0.007

0.017

−0.007

0.029

  Dncon

−0.035

0.041

−0.033

0.050

Food and beverage retail trade sector

 Sales

  Dtc

−0.038

0.067

−0.032

0.053

  Dntre

−0.059

0.074

−0.050

0.073

  Dncon

−0.215*

0.123

−0.204*

0.119

 Workers

  Dtc

0.000

0.034

−0.003

0.035

  Dntre

−0.024

0.060

−0.024

0.061

  Dncon

−0.023

0.068

−0.020

0.068

 Establishments

  Dtc

0.020

0.025

0.016

0.027

  Dntre

−0.007

0.025

−0.006

0.031

  Dncon

−0.035

0.037

−0.033

0.042

Control variables

 Manufacturing share (lag)

No

Yes

 Trend in population density

No

Yes

 Observationsa

974

974

  1. ***, **, and * indicate significance at the 1, 5, and 10% level, respectively
  2. Each entry gives the difference-in-differences estimate of the program on the outcome presented in each row. dTC time dummy × treatment dummy, dNtre time dummy × neighbor of treatment group dummy, dNcon time dummy × neighbor of control group dummy. Dependent variables are logged numbers of workers, sales, or numbers of establishments. Data from the population census in 2000, 2005, and 2010 for all sectors and from the census of commerce in 2002, 2007, and 2012 (to be more precise, the economic census in 2012. It covers the census of commerce) for a general retail trade sector and food and beverage retail trade sector. Estimations use a block bootstrap. A prefecture level is used as a block
  3. aObservations for sales in a general retail trade sector are 838, observations for sales in a food and beverage retail trade sector are 895, observations for workers and establishments in both sectors are 900 for columns (1) and (2), respectively