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Migration and prefectural identification in four Japanese prefectures

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    Tatsuzo Suzuki & Ted T. Jitodai

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Suzuki, T., Jitodai, T.T. Migration and prefectural identification in four Japanese prefectures. Ann Inst Stat Math 29, 511–525 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02532809

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