Abstract
Japanese inter-firm network which consists of about one million firms and four million directed links is analyzed by evaluating PageRank, and the authority and hub scores of HITS. We show scale-free degree distribution, power-law distribution of firm-size, fat-tailed distribution of growth rate, positive correlation between degree and firm-size, and similarities between degree and these scores. By comparing with randomized networks, we find that (i) the firm with large firm-size tends to have large PageRank, and small authority and hub scores, and (ii) PageRank correlates significantly with the growth rate which is hardly observed with other quantities.
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Ohnishi, T., Takayasu, H., & Takayasu, M. (2009). Hubs and authorities on Japanese inter-firm network : Characterization of nodes in very large directed networks. Progress of Theoretical Physics Supplement, (179), 157–166. https://doi.org/10.1143/PTPS.179.157
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