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Was the Barrier to Labor Mobility an Important Factor for the Prewar Japanese Stagnation?
Using a simple framework, I reexamine the Hayashi and Prescott hypothesis (2006) that a barrier to labor mobility that maintained high agricultural employment was a cause of the stagnation in the prewar Japanese economy. I find that the labor misallocation between the agricultural and non-agricultur
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