Financial and business analysis of fisheries cooperatives in Japan

Ariji, Masahiko; Matsui, Takaaki

doi:10.2331/suisan.78.742

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“…A high ˆxed ratio suggests that funding is insu‹cient to invest in ˆxed assets. 12,13) 流動比率， 12,13) 固定比率 12,14,15) The ratio of cooperatives with less than 1 million yen TC that had 100 ER was signiˆcantly higher than the ratio of cooperatives with 1 million yen or more TC (Chi-squared test) (c). The ratio of cooperatives with less than 1 million yen TC that were insolvent was signiˆcantly higher than the ratio of cooperatives with 1 million yen or more TC (Fisher's exact test) (c).…”

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Balance sheet analysis of financial statuses of Japanese inland fishery cooperatives

Masuda

Sekine

Matsuda

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Balance sheet analysis of financial statuses of Japanese inland fishery cooperatives

Masuda

Sekine

Matsuda

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Rethinking the State of Fisheries Cooperative Associations Through the Long-Term Consolidation Movement in Japan

Sakita

Matsui

2021

International Perspectives in Geography

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Differences of soundness of management and structure of expenditure of Japanese inland fishery cooperatives by differences of fishing grounds

Masuda

Sekine

Matsuda

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Fishing grounds and caught species are diverse in the inland fishing grounds of Japan, and so the business environment of Japanese inland fishery cooperatives (JIFCs) is also expected to be diverse. Based on the fiscal 2017 business reports of JIFCs, this study classified JIFCs into seven types and analyzed differences in the soundness of management and expenditure structure by type. The results showed that, although management in all types of cooperatives exhibited high safety, safety was maintained on the sacrifice of wages and labor costs. These results suggest that the scale of income and expenditure must be expanded, and that the profit margins of stocking ayu and stream dwelling salmonids must be improved.

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Financial and business analysis of fisheries cooperatives in Japan

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Balance sheet analysis of financial statuses of Japanese inland fishery cooperatives

Balance sheet analysis of financial statuses of Japanese inland fishery cooperatives

Rethinking the State of Fisheries Cooperative Associations Through the Long-Term Consolidation Movement in Japan

Differences of soundness of management and structure of expenditure of Japanese inland fishery cooperatives by differences of fishing grounds

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