The Japanese Economic Review

1995 - 2019

Current editor(s): Akira Okada

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DYNAMIC INCENTIVE CONTRACTS WITH UNCORRELATED PRIVATE INFORMATION AND HISTORY-DEPENDENT OUTCOMES pp. 321-334: Gérard Gaudet, Lasserres Pierre and Ngo Long
JAPANESE STUDIES OF RICARDO'S THEORY OF FOREIGN TRADE pp. 335-345: Negishi Takashi
BREACH OF CONTRACTS AND RENEGOTIATION IN CORPORATE TAKEOVERS pp. 346-367: Hiroshi Osano
An IMPOSSIBILITY THEOREM IN PURE PUBLIC GOODS ECONOMIES WITH FEASIBILITY CONSTRAINTS: VOTING BY COMMITTEES IN NON-RECTANGULAR FEASIBLE SETS pp. 368-383: Shigehiro Serizawa
INCREASING COSTS IN PRODUCT DIVERSIFICATION AND GAINS FROM TRADE pp. 384-395: Toru Kikuchi
TECHNICAL PROGRAESS AND INVESTMENT: A VINTAGE MODEL pp. 396-411: Nakamura Tamotsu
ON COURNOT-BERTRAND MIXED DUOPOLIES pp. 412-420: Sato Takashi
AFFINE COST SHARE EQUILIBRIA FOR ECONOMIES WITH PUBLIC GOODS pp. 421-425: Somdeb Lahiri
MANUFACTURER ACCEPTANCE OF RETURNS pp. 426-431: Tatsuhiko Nariu
AN ELEMENTARY PROOF OF ARROW'S IMPOSSIBILITY THEOREM pp. 432-435: Vincenzo Denicolo'

TAKUMA YASUI AND GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM THEORY IN JAPAN pp. 227-234: Takashi Negishi
N-PERSON NASH BNARGAINING WITH VARIABEL THREATS pp. 235-250: Mamoru Kaneko and Wen Mao
WHY IS JAPANESE WORKING TIME SO LONG?: WAGE-WORKING TIME CONTRACT MODELS pp. 251-270: Akira Kawaguchi
EXCESS SMOOTHNESS OF CONSUMPTION IN JAPAN pp. 271-285: Mototsugu Shintani
TESTING THE STRUCTURAL STABILITY OF A RISK AVERSION PARAMETER IN THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET pp. 286-296: Hideki Nakamura
DISCOUNT RATE FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN A MONETARY DISEQUILIBRIUM ECONOMY pp. 297-312: Masatoshi Yoshida
ENDOGENOUS FERTILITY AND THE CONSUMPTION TAX pp. 313-320: Yayoi Kobayashi

SYMPOSIUM ON DECENTRALIZATION pp. 111-112: Tatsuyoshi Saijo, Shinsuke Nakamura and Hitoshi Matsushima
INSTITUTIONS AS FAMILIES OF GAME FORMS pp. 113-132: Leonid Hurwicz
CONCEPTS OF IMPLEMENTATION pp. 133-143: William Thomson
A STABLE NASH MECHANISM FOR QUASI-ADDITIVE PUBLIC-GOOD ENVIRONMENTS pp. 144-156: Taesung Kim
CREDIBILITY AND RENEGOTIATION OF OUTCOME FUNCTIONS IN IMPLEMENTATION pp. 157-169: Tomas Sjöstrω
NATURAL IMPLEMENTATION WITH A SIMPLE PUNISHMENT pp. 170-185: Tatsuyoshi Saijo, Yoshikatsu Tatamitani and Takehiko Yamato
A STATISTICAL THEORY OF EQUILIBRIUM IN GAMES pp. 186-209: Richard D. McKelvey and Thomas Palfrey
CONSUMPTION ALLOCATINS AND REAL INDETERMINACY OF MANIPULATIVE EQUDILIBRSDIUM IN A STRATEGIC WALRASIAN MARKET GAME pp. 210-225: Yoshihiko Otani

TOWARDS A COMPARATIVE INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS: MOTIVATIONS AND SOME TENTATIVE THEORIZING pp. 1-19: Masahiko Aoki
1995 JAEE-Nakahara Prize: Announcement pp. 20-20: Takashi Negishi
ANALYSIS OF HOUSEHOLD SAVING: PAST, PRESENT, AND FURTURE pp. 21-33: Fumio Hayashi
ON THE SELF-ORGANIZATION AND EVOLUTION OF ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY pp. 34-61: Masahisa Fujita
CYCLICAL DYNAMICS OF THE 50 YEARS OF POSTWAR JAPAN — INTERPLAY AMONG DIFFERENT CYCLES pp. 62-78: Miyohei Shinohara
TESTS OF UNIT ROOTS AND COINTEGRATION HYPOTHESES IN ECONOMETRIC MODELS pp. 79-109: Naoto Kunitomo

ON ADDITIVE METHODS TO SHARE JOINT COSTS pp. 303-332: Herve Moulin
THE STRATEGIC ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL CREDIT AS AN INSTRUMENT OF TRADE pp. 333-350: Kaushik Basut and Ashwini Deshpande
JAPAN IN THE NEW WORLD CONFRONTATION: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE pp. 351-357: Yujiro Hayami
OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS MODEL, INVESTMENT FUNCTION AND DYNAMIC EFFICIENCY OF RESOURCE ALLOCATION pp. 358-366: Takahiko Mutoh
PHILANTHROPY AS A CORPORATE STRATEGY pp. 367-382: Shuhei Shiozawa
OPTIMAL INCOME TAXATION, DYNAMIC EFFICIENCY, AND THE SOCIAL COST OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE pp. 383-397: Masatoshi Yoshida
ON THE CONSUMPTION TAX AND THE TAX TREATMENT OF BEQUESTS IN DIFFERENT MODELS OF BEQUEATHING BEHAVIOUR pp. 398-412: Raymond G. Batina

PATTERNS OF TRADE AND GROWTH UNDER INCREASING RETURNS: ESCAPE FROM THE POVERTY TRAP pp. 207-223: Mukul Majumdar and Tapan Mitra
COLLUSION AND ANTITRUST DETECTION pp. 224-225: James Friedman, Philippe JÉhiels and Jacques-François Thisses
COLLUSION AND ANTITRUST DETECTION pp. 226-246: James Friedman, Philippe Jehiel and Jacques-FranÇlois Thisse
THE APPARENTLY INNOCUOUS REPRESENTATIVE AGENT pp. 247-256: Murray Kemp and Koji Shimomura
ENDOGENOUS TIMING IN MULTI-STAGE DUOPOLY GAMES pp. 257-265: Toshihiro Matsumura
PRODUCT QUALITY UNDER TWO-PRONGED UNCERTAINTY pp. 266-273: Ira Horowitz
INTERNATIONAL FACTOR MOBILITY, NONTRADED GOODS AND TARIFF REFORM pp. 274-281: Michael Michael and Panos Hatzipanayotou
THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF FOREIGN CAPITAL INFLOW WITH TARIFF-RIDDEN AND QUOTA-RESTRICTED IMPORTS pp. 282-295: Tadashi Inoue
ON SYMMETRIC AGENTS: COMMENTS ON DEMP AND SHIMOMURA pp. 296-299: Mamoru Kaneko and Kotaro Suzumura
ON REPRESENTATIVE AGENTS: REPLY TO KANEKO ANDSUZUMURA pp. 300-300: Murray Kemp and Koji Shimomura
FURTHER COMMENTS pp. 301-301: Mamoru Kaneko and Kotaro Suzumura
WHY MUST WE ALWAYS FOLLOW NASH?: A FURTHR REPLY pp. 302-302: Murray Kemp and Koji Shimomura

FOUR CHARACTERIZATIONS OF CONSTRAINED PARETO EFFICIENCY IN CONTINUUM ECONOMIES WITH WIDESPREAD EXTERNALITIES pp. 103-124: Peter Hammond
OPTIMAL TAX POLICY IN A STOCHASTICALLY GROWING ECONOMY pp. 125-147: Stephen J Turnovsky
ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS WITH INTERACTIVE AGENTS: DYNAMIC AND STOCHASTIC EXTERNALITIES pp. 148-165: Masanao Aoki
ARE THERE UNIT ROOTS IN REAL ECONOMIC VARIABLES? (AN ENCOMPASSING ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENCE AND TREND STATIONARITY) pp. 166-190: Michio Hatanaka and Yasuji Koto
ESTIMATING THE RANK OF COINTEGRATION AFTER ESTIMATING THE ORDER OF A VECTOR AUTOREGRESSION pp. 191-205: Kimio Morimune and Akihisa Mantani

EDITORIAL ANNOUNCEMENT pp. 1-1: Kotaro Suzumura
PRODUCT LIABILITY RULES: A CONSIDERATION OF LAW AND ECONOMICS IN JAPAN pp. 2-22: Koichi Hamada
ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AND SOCIAL CHOICE: CONTINGENT VALUATION AND THE MARKET ANALOGY pp. 23-37: Amartya Sen
WELFARE ECONOMICS AND ECONOMIES OF SCALE pp. 38-62: James Mirrlees
THE ECONOMICS OF SOCIAL SENTIMENTS: THE CASE OF ENVY pp. 63-87: Serge-Christophe Kolm
BEHIND THE VEIL OF PREFERENCE pp. 88-101: Nick Baigent