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Horizontal Education-Job Mismatch in a Medium-Sized Japanese Company
Although the existence and negative effects of education-job mismatch in the labor market are widely known and accepted, literature on this topic in the Japanese labor market is lacking owing to unique labor market specifics and data limitations, despite the importance of the issue. This study exami
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