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Figure 1. The Trends of Growth of Working Capital Loans and Equipment Loans by the JASME

Source: Disclosure reports of the Japan Finance Corporation for Small and Medium Enterprise
Table 1-1. Descriptive Statistics of the Variables Used in the Regressions for JASME Loans

Variable name	N	Mean	Median	Standard Error	Minimum	Maximum
JASME total loans	2061	77.54	50	79.73	5	900
JASME working capital loans	2061	61.35	40	66.13	0	520
JASME equipment loans	2061	16.19	0	56.08	0	900
CAPSUR	2061	-0.024	-0.032	0.031	-0.117	0.042
Total assets	2061	1623	875	2528	0.1	41632
ROA	2061	-0.008	0.002	0.087	-2.219	0.609
Leverage	2061	0.880	0.894	0.219	0.144	2.594
Sales	2061	1801	913	2783	0.1	41579

Note: ROA is defined as net income divided by total assets. The leverage is defined as total liabilities, which equals total assets less net wealth, divided by total assets. JASME loans, JASME working capital loans, JASME equipment loans, total assets and sales are all in million yen.
Table 1-2. Descriptive Statistics of the Variables Used in the Performance Measure Regressions

Fiscal year	Variable name	N	Mean	Median	Std. Err.	Min.	Max.
1998	Borrowing growth	1726	0.071	0.026	0.255	-0.508	2.170
Marginal q	1726	0.388	0.396	1.775	-9.332	7.450
CF to capital stock ratio	1726	0.045	0.054	0.175	-1.106	0.650
JASME working capital loans	1726	63.90	42.5	68.23	0	520
1999	ROA	1988	-0.008	0.002	0.052	-0.421	0.098
EBITDA/total assets	1988	0.031	0.031	0.057	-0.262	0.205
JASME totalloans	1988	78.55	50	81.39	5	900
JASME working capital loans	1893	63.31	45	67.521	0	520
Total assets	1988	1626	877	2540	0.1	41632
Investment rate	1897	0.068	0.027	0.196	-0.353	1.536
Marginal q	1897	0.504	0.402	1.769	-7.278	9.033
CF to capital stock ratio	1897	0.055	0.061	0.162	-0.869	0.632
Employment growth	1898	-0.087	-0.025	0.385	-3.689	1.922
Employment in FY 1998	1898	51.56	33	54.00	1	360
Cash to capital stock ratio (change)	1893	-0.006	-0.004	0.043	-0.153	0.147
Lagged capital stock	1658	561	272	1092	2	16242
Twice lagged capital stock	1658	558	269	1112	0	17733
Lagged net working capital	1658	-0.033	-0.032	0.205	-1.038	0.674
Lagged short-term debt	1658	-0.014	0.000	0.097	-1.616	0.932
2000	ROA	1862	-0.009	0.002	0.056	-0.365	0.115
EBITDA/total assets	1862	0.031	0.031	0.06	-0.24	0.219
JASME totalloans	1862	79.36	50	82.98	5	900
Total assets	1862	1613	865	2692	0.1	47722
Investment rate	1779	0.052	0.021	0.161	-0.396	1.130
Marginal q	1779	0.567	0.468	1.801	-6.298	8.888
CF to capital stock ratio	1779	0.054	0.059	0.164	-0.777	0.577
Employment growth	1785	-0.075	-0.022	0.357	-3.689	1.922
Employment in FY 1998	1785	52.16	33	54.57	1	363
Table 1-2. Descriptive Statistics of the Variables Used in the Performance Measure Regressions, Cotd.

Fiscal year	Variable name	N	Mean	Median	Std. Err.	Min.	Max.
2001	ROA	1650	-0.016	0.001	0.079	-0.734	0.222
EBITDA/total assets	1650	0.025	0.029	0.066	-0.352	0.227
JASME totalloans	1650	80.77	50	84.52	5	900
Total assets	1650	1656	876	2942	13	51900
Investment rate	1573	0.035	0.014	0.155	-0.475	0.850
Marginal q	1573	0.340	0.373	1.874	-8.855	8.478
CF to capital stock ratio	1573	0.039	0.050	0.180	-1.124	0.597
Employment growth	1590	-0.334	-0.130	0.806	-4.466	2.140
Employment in FY 1998	1590	52.93	34	55.86	1	376
2002	ROA	1425	-0.016	0.002	0.087	-0.707	0.352
EBITDA/total assets	1425	0.027	0.029	0.064	-0.271	0.231
JASME totalloans	1425	81.09	50	84.61	5	900
Total assets	1425	1604	827	2968	14	56767
Investment rate	1357	0.019	0.007	0.163	-0.608	1.092
Marginal q	1357	0.404	0.394	1.861	-7.954	9.089
CF to capital stock ratio	1357	0.036	0.048	0.193	-1.048	0.770
Employment growth	1375	-0.097	-0.043	0.218	-1.193	0.626
Employment in FY 1998	1375	53.46	34	56.10	1	410
2003	ROA	1201	-0.019	0.002	0.106	-1.023	0.229
EBITDA/total assets	1201	0.032	0.033	0.067	-0.295	0.248
JASME totalloans	1201	81.74	50	84.66	5	900
Total assets	1201	1561	796	2894	33.7	59258
Investment rate	1141	0.016	0.007	0.181	-0.639	1.014
Marginal q	1141	0.454	0.435	1.921	-8.920	8.901
CF to capital stock ratio	1141	0.037	0.053	0.218	-1.368	0.660
Employment growth	1162	-0.088	-0.046	0.179	-0.904	0.545
Employment in FY 1998	1162	54.16	34	56.90	1	410

Note: The fiscal year (FY) begins on April 1 and ends on March 31 of the next year. The ROA is defined as net income divided by total assets. For definitions of other variables, see 3.1. JASME total loans, total assets and sales are all in million yen.
Table 2. The Regression Results for Equation (1): The Logarithm of Loans as a Dependent Variable

Variable name	(1)	(2)	(3)
Total loans	Equipment loans	Working capital loans
CAPSUR	-0.971 $ *\* $	1.004	-1.611 $ * $
(-2.020)	(0.884)	(-1.721)
Logarithm of total assets	0.496 $ *\*\* $	0.065 $ * $	0.494 $ *\*\* $
(30.239)	(1821)	(16.739)
ROA	-0.494 $ *\*\* $	0.346	-0.932 $ *\*\* $
(-2.581)	(1.009)	(-2.752)
Leverage	0.027	-0.523 $ *\*\* $	0.478 $ *\*\* $
(0.035)	(-3.259)	(3.592)
R-squared	0.400	0.052	0.185
N	2061	2061	2061

Note: *, ** and *** show that the estimated coefficient is statistically significant at the 10 percent significance level, the 5 percent level and the 1 percent level, respectively. t statistics based on robust standard errors are in parentheses. Industry dummies for manufacturing, utility, information, transportation, wholesale, retail, finance industries are included as additional independent variables. The other services industry is a base group.

Table 3. The Results of the Regressions of ROA in FY 2001

(1)	(2)	(3)
Logarithm of JASME totalloans (JASME)	0.011 ***	-0.205 **	-0.161 **
(2.882)	(-2.295)	(-2.121)
Logarithm of lagged total assets	0.113 **	0.090 **
(2.414)	(2.242)
Ex ante ROA	0.090
(1.021)
Number of observations	1650	1650	1650
J	47.816	2.750	1.778
(0.000)	(0.997)	(1.000)
First stage t value for the coefficient of CAPSUR97 on new JASME loans	-1.951 *	-1.951 *	-1.951 *

Note: *, ** and *** show that the estimated coefficient is statistically significant at the 10 percent significance level, the 5 percent level and the 1 percent level, respectively. t statistics based on robust standard errors are in parentheses. A dependent variable is a firm's ROA in FY 2001. Excluded instrumental variables are independent variables used in the regressions whose results are reported in Table 2, CAPSUR and three financial statement based variables, the logarithm of (ex-ante) total assets, (ex-ante) ROA and (ex-ante) leverage. Ex-ante independent and instrumental variables are measured as of the fiscal year closing for a firm between April 1997 and March 1998 if the earliest loan contract was extended until March 1998, and are measured as of FY closing for a firm between April 1998 and March 1999 if the earliest contract was extended after April 1998. Industry dummies for manufacturing, utility, information, transportation, wholesale, retail, finance industries are included as additional independent variables. The other services industry is a base group.
Table 4. The Year by Year Results of the Regressions of ROA and the EBITDA to Total Assets Ratio

(1)	(2)
ROA	EBITDA to total assets
FY	coefficient	N	J statistic	coefficient	N	J statistic
1999	-0.131 *	1988	12.043	-0.144 *	1988	2.534
(-1.825)	(0.442)	(-1.807)	(0.998)
2000	-0.121 *	1862	7.070	-0.096 *	1862	0.638
(-1.861)	(0.853)	(-1.771)	(0.986)
2001	-0.161 **	1650	2.007	-0.112 *	1650	0.678
(-2.121)	(0.848)	(-1.943)	(1.000)
2002	-0.088	1425	0.814	-0.043	1425	0.285
(-1.521)	(1.000)	(-1.048)	(1.000)
2003	-0.139	1201	2.455	0.018	1201	0.049
(-1.271)	(0.998)	(0.361)	(1.000)

Note: *, ** and *** show that the estimated coefficient is statistically significant at the 10 percent significance level, the 5 percent level and the 1 percent level, respectively. t statistics based on robust standard errors are in parentheses. The fiscal year (FY) begins on April 1 and ends on March 31 of the next year. The reported results for each fiscal year are based on the regression equations with a firm's ROA (column 1) or its EBITDA to total assets ratio (column 2) as a dependent variable and the logarithm of ex-ante total assets and the ex-ante ROA as additional independent variables. The presented coefficients are those of the logarithm of JASME total loans. Instrumental variables are independent variables used in the regressions whose results are reported in Table 2, CAPSUR and three financial statement based variables, the logarithm of total assets, ROA and leverage, which are measured as of the fiscal year closing for a firm between April 1997 and March 1998 if the earliest loan contract was extended until March 1998, and are measured as of FY closing for a firm between April 1998 and March 1999 if the earliest contract was extended after April 1998. Industry dummies for manufacturing, utility, information, transportation, wholesale, retail, finance industries are included as additional independent variables. The other services industry is a base group.
Table 5. The Results of the Investment Rate Regressions

(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)
Full sample	Full sample	Total assets less than its median	Total assets no less than its median
Marginal q	0.003	0.024	0.011	0.052
(0.390)	(1.070)	(0.435)	(0.687)
Cash flow to capital stock ratio	0.403 $ {}^{*} $	0.290	0.362	0.195
(1.901)	(1.230)	(1.344)	(0.254)
CAPSUR	-0.040	-0.263	0.037
(-0.229)	(-0.885)	(0.157)
New JASME loans (logarithm, JASME)	-0.032 $ {}^{***} $	-0.113 $ {}^{***} $	-0.015
(-3.126)	(-3.855)	(-0.605)
N	1897	1897	948	949
Hansen's J statistic	10.950	1.256	0.428	1.913
p value for J statistic	(0.012)	(0.262)	(0.513)	0.167
First stage t value for the coefficient of CAPSUR97 on new JASME loans	-2.225 $ {}^{**} $	-2.926 $ {}^{***} $	-0.346

Note: *, ** and *** show that the estimated coefficient is statistically significant at the 10 percent significance level, the 5 percent level and the 1 percent level, respectively. t statistics based on robust standard errors are in parentheses. Instrumental variables are CAPSUR and four financial statement based variables, the logarithm of total assets, ROA, leverage and the logarithm of sales, which are measured as of the fiscal year closing for a firm between April 1997 and March 1998 if the earliest loan contract was extended until March 1998, and are measured as of FY closing for a firm between April 1998 and March 1999 if the earliest contract was extended after April 1998. The marginal q, the CF to capital stock ratio, and the logarithm of new JASME loans are considered endogenous. Industry dummies for manufacturing, information, transportation, wholesale, retail, finance industries are included as additional independent variables. The other services industry is a base group.
Table 6. The Results of Cash, Borrowing Growth and Employment Growth Regressions

(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)
A change in cash to capital stock	Borrowing growth	Employment growth
Marginal q	-0.000	-0.004	-0.004	0.030
(0.006)	(-1.180)	(-1.348)	(0.038)
Cash flow (CF) to capital ratio	0.142 **	0.497 **	0.111 *	-0.218
(2.325)	(2.026)	(1.663)	(-0.337)
CAPSUR	-0.105 ***	-0.118 ***	-0.159	0.266
(-2.938)	(-2.710)	(-1.145)	(0.947)
CAPSUR × CF to capital stock ratio	0.926
(0.391)
New JASME working capital loans (WC) (logarithm)	0.006	0.004	-0.005	-0.073 ***
(0.669)	(0.560)	(-1.457)	(-4.049)
New JASME WC loans (logarithm) × CF to capital ratio	-0.116
(-1.639)
New JASME loans (logarithm)	0.025
(1.061)
Total assets (logarithm)	-0.004	0.001	0.003
(-0.780)	(0.400)	(1.362)
Employment in FY 1998 (logarithm)	-0.000
(-0.035)
N	1893	1658	1658	1726	1899
Hansen's J statistic	0.060	9.787	19.254	10.927	4.923
p value for J statistic	0.807	0.044	0.001	0.001	0.178
First stage t value for the coefficient of CAPSUR97 on new WC loans	-1.952 *	-2.411 **	-2.314 **	-2.384 **	-2.770 ***

Note: *, ** and *** show that the estimated coefficient is statistically significant at the 10 percent significance level, the 5 percent level and the 1 percent level, respectively. t statistics based on robust standard errors are in parentheses. Instrumental variables (IVs) for the regression whose results are reported in column 5 are three financial statement based variables, the logarithm of total assets, ROA and leverage, which are measured as of the fiscal year closing for a firm between April 1997 and March 1998 if the earliest loan contract was extended until March 1998, and are measured as of FY closing for a firm between April 1998 and March 1999 if the earliest contract was extended after April 1998. The logarithm of sales measured as of the same date is added as another IV for the regressions whose results are reported in columns 1 and 4. The logarithm of sales as well as the logarithms of lagged and twice lagged capital stock, the lagged net working capital to total assets ratio and the lagged short-term debt to total assets ratio are added as IVs for the regression whose results are reported in columns 2 and 3. The marginal q, the CF to capital stock ratio, the logarithm of new JASME WC loans and two interaction terms, the interaction term between CAPSUR and the CF to capital stock ratio, the interaction term between CAPSUR and new JASME WC loans capital are
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considered endogenous. Industry dummies for manufacturing, information, transportation, wholesale, retail, finance industries are included as additional independent variables. The other services industry is a base group.
Table 7. The Year by Year Results of the Regressions of the Investment Rate and the Employment Growth

Fiscal Year	(1) investment rate	(2) Employment growth
coefficient	N	J statistic	coefficient	N	J statistic
1999	-0.032 ***	1897	0.170	0.025	1899	4.923
(-3.098)	(0.680)	(1.061)	(0.178)
2000	-0.019 *	1779	5.732	0.036 *	1784	2.792
(-1.922)	(0.017)	(1.645)	(0.425)
2001	-0.034 **	1573	3.296	0.063	1589	5.273
(-2.121)	(0.069)	(1.046)	(0.153)
2002	0.008	1357	2.161	0.014	1374	10.368
(0.377)	(0.142)	(0.803)	(0.016)
2003	0.084	1141	2.165	0.021	1162	15.455
(0.940)	(0.141)	(1.320)	(0.002)

Note: *, ** and *** show that the estimated coefficient is statistically significant at the 10 percent significance level, the 5 percent level and the 1 percent level, respectively. t statistics based on robust standard errors are in parentheses. The fiscal year (FY) begins on April 1 and ends on March 31 of the next year. The presented coefficients are those of the logarithm of JASME total loans. For the regressions whose results are reported in column 1, additional independent variables are the marginal q, the cash flow to capital stock ratio and CASUR. Among them, the marginal q and the cash flow to capital stock ratio are considered endogenous. For the regressions whose results are reported in column 2, additional independent variables are the logarithm of (initial) employment in FY 1998. Instrumental variables (IVs) for the regressions whose results are reported in column 2 are three financial statement based variables, the logarithm of total assets, ROA and leverage, which are measured as of the fiscal year closing for a firm between April 1997 and March 1998 if the earliest loan contract was extended until March 1998, and are measured as of FY closing for a firm between April 1998 and March 1999 if the earliest contract was extended after April 1998. For the regression whose results are reported in column 1, the logarithm of sales measured as of the same date is added as an IV. Industry dummies for manufacturing, information, transportation, wholesale, retail, finance industries are included as additional independent variables. The other services industry is a base group.
Table 8. The Year by Year Results of the Regressions of ROE and the Investment Rate without Ex-Ante ROA and Leverage as Instrumental Variables

Fiscal Year	coefficient	(1) ROA N	J statistic	(2) Investment Rate
coefficient	N	J statistic
1999	-0.064	1988	6.849	-0.076	***	1658	2.030
(-1.370)	(0.811)	(-3.030)	(0.170)
2000	-0.004	1862	0.9499	-0.022	1772	7.373
(-0.093)	(1.000)	(-1.301)	(0.061)
2001	-0.014	1650	3.623	-0.048	***	1589	4.030
(-0.270)	(0.980)	(-2.857)	(0.258)

Note: *, ** and *** show that the estimated coefficient is statistically significant at the 10 percent significance level, the 5 percent level and the 1 percent level, respectively. t statistics based on robust standard errors are in parentheses. The fiscal year (FY) begins on April 1 and ends on March 31 of the next year. The presented coefficients are those of the logarithm of JASME total loans and those of the logarithm of JASME working capital loans in columns 1 and 2, respectively. For the regressions whose results are reported in column 1, an additional independent variable is the logarithm of the ex-ante total assets. For the regressions whose results are reported in column 2, additional independent variables are the marginal q, the cash flow to capital stock ratio and CASUR Instrumental variables (IVs) for the regressions whose results are reported in column 1 are CAPSUR and the logarithm of total assets measured as of the fiscal year closing for a firm between April 1997 and March 1998 if the earliest loan contract was extended until March 1998, and are measured as of FY closing for a firm between April 1998 and March 1999 if the earliest contract was extended after April 1998. IVs for the regressions whose results are reported in column 2 are CAPSUR and the logarithm of total assets, the logarithm of sales, which are measured as of the fiscal year closing for a firm between April 1997 and March 1998 if the earliest loan contract was extended until March 1998, and are measured as of FY closing for a firm between April 1998 and March 1999 if the earliest contract was extended after April 1998 as well as the logarithms of lagged and twice lagged capital stock the lagged net working capital to total assets ratio and the lagged short-term debt to total assets ratio. Industry dummies for manufacturing, utility, information, transportation, wholesale, retail, finance industries are included as additional independent variables. The other services industry is a base group.
本書の掲載（新市区町村別）	ホームページの掲載（新旧市区町村別）
(例)
321-00 軽井沢町 (321)	321-00 軽井沢町 (321-00)
321-01 軽井沢町 (321-01)
321-02 伍賀村 2-2 (321-02)
323-00 御代田町 (323)	323-00 御代田町 (323-00)
323-01 伍賀村 2-1 (323-01)
323-02 御代田村 2-1 (323-02)
323-03 小沼村 2-1-1 (323-03)

(1) ホームページには新市区町村の内訳として、旧市区町村の統計を掲載した。

(2) 新市区町村のみで、内訳の旧市区町村がないものは、合併のなかった市区町村である。また、上記例示のうち、「323-01 伍賀村2-1」、「321-02 伍賀村2-2」とあるのは、昭和25年当時の伍賀村が「321-00 軽井沢町」と「323-00 御代田町」に分割合併されたということである。

(3) 旧市区町村名に（）が付してあるのは、統計利用上の必要から旧市区町村の範囲を更に細分した区域、若しくは旧市区町村とは異なるが統計利用上の必要から市区町村の範囲を細分した区域であることを示す。

6 本統計のデータについては、農林水産省ホームページの統計情報に掲載している分野別分類の「農家数、担い手、農地など」で御覧いただけます。

【 http://www.maff.go.jp/j/tokei/】

## Ⅵ 報告書の刊行一覧

農林業センサスについて刊行する報告書は、次のとおりである。

第1卷 都道府県別統計書（全47冊）

第2卷 農林業経営体調査報告書－総括編－

第3卷 農林業経営体調査報告書－農林業経営体分類編－

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