Productivity growth has slowed worldwide since the 1990s
Labour productivity in Japan remains about a quarter below the top half of OECD countries
The labour productivity gap between global frontier firms and other firms is widening
Productivity in Japanese firms has diverged significantly
Exit, bankruptcy and dissolution of firms in Japan
The share of non-viable firms in Japan is significant
International comparison of corporate insolvency frameworks
Japan's annual firm entry rate is lower than in other advanced economies
Views on entrepreneurship in Japan are negative
Access to entrepreneurial training and finance is relatively low in Japan, especially for women
The venture capital sector is relatively undeveloped in Japan
Share of institutional investors complying with the Stewardship Code's principles
The share of companies with independent directors has increased rapidly
Agricultural producer prices in Japan are high
Japan's farm workforce is elderly
The level of foreign direct investment in Japan remains low
The productivity gap between manufacturing and non-manufacturing has widened sharply
Public credit guarantees for loans to small and medium-sized enterprises have fallen significantly
Non-regular employment is concentrated among women
Percentage of workers reporting a skill mismatch in 2011-12
Japan is lagging in the share of firms with broadband connectivity