Journal of Asian Economics

1990 - 2025

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1993, volume 4, articles 2

Economic analysis of inflation pp. 239-247

Lawrence Klein

China's current economic development situation and prospects pp. 249-254

Liu Guoguang

Europe and East Asia in the context of regionalization: Theory and economic policy pp. 255-270

Detlef Lorenz

Anatomy of regionalism pp. 271-282

H. W. Arndt

Is the United States bowing out of Asia? pp. 283-300

Peter Petri

China and India in an Asian-Pacific economic community pp. 301-311

George Rosen

Economic development and inflation: Lessons from the Korean experience pp. 313-331

Hyung Yoon Byun

Economic reform in India and China: What each can learn from the other pp. 333-345

Ashok Guha

Public-private wage comparison: A case study of Taiwan pp. 347-362

Jack Hou

The behavior of demand and supply of Thai imports pp. 363-375

Rajindar K. Koshal, Khosrow Doroodian and Ashok Chaluvadi

Convergence - the Maastricht approach to economic and monetary union (EMU) in Europe pp. 377-385

Jacques R. Artus

Do we need a single nominal anchor in today's tripolar world? pp. 387-396

Richard Berner

Is G-7 coordinated intervention responsible for greater stability of exchange rates? pp. 397-405

Michael R. Rosenberg

Managed exchange rate regime: The case of the new Taiwan dollar/U.S. dollar pp. 407-418

Christina Y. Liu

Commercial banking in the United States: Japanese Commercial banks' presence pp. 419-428

Toshiaki Hasegawa

The political economy of tax reform - NBER East Asia seminar on economics, volume I: Takatoshi Ito and Anne 0. Krueger (eds.), National Bureau of Economic Research (University of Chicago Press), 1992, 348 pages pp. 431-435

Neil Vousden

Contrasting styles of industrial reform: China and India in the 1980s: George Rosen, The University of Chicago Press, 1992, 168 pages pp. 437-439

Anthony Y. C. Koo

1993, volume 4, articles 1

Disarmament, unemployment, budgets, and inflation pp. 1-4

William Vickrey

Economic growth and stability in China pp. 5-24

Ross Garnaut and Guonan Ma

General equilibrium evaluation of industrial policy in Japan pp. 25-40

Hiro Lee

East Asian industrialization and agriculture pp. 41-58

Richard Grabowski

Per capita income growth, social expenditures and living standards:Evidence from rural India pp. 59-76

Lakshmi Raut

Rice yields in Nepal: Is the 4-tons per hectare yield goal attainable? pp. 77-87

Satya N. Yadav and Willis Peterson

Graduation from the U.S. GSP-a comparative study of the East Asian newly industrializing economies pp. 89-98

Ow Chin Hock and Chwee Huay Ow-Taylor

Central banks' use in East Asia of money market instruments in the conduct of monetary policy pp. 99-116

Robert F. Emery

An examination of skewness and elongation in exchange-rate-changes distributions using Tukey's g and h estimates: The case of Hong Kong pp. 117-130

W. L. Chou

The role of central banks in a global marketplace: exchange rates and policy coordination pp. 131-137

Robert P. Forrestal

ECU--now and later, some considerations after Maastricht pp. 139-152

Helmut Hesse

The internationalization of the Yen and its role as a key currency pp. 153-170

Yasuhiro Maehara

Managed exchange rate regimes, price stability and the international monetary system pp. 171-180

Wayne D. Angell

The impact of the maastricht treaty on the U.S.A. and Japan pp. 181-190

Philippe Lagayette

Maastricht: prospect and retrospect pp. 191-206

John M. Letiche

Exchange rate management in an open developing economy: the case of Indonesia pp. 207-217

Syahril Sabirin

Food price policy in Asia: A comparative study: Edited by Terry Sicular (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1989). 307 pages pp. 221-225

Jerome C. Wells

1992, volume 3, articles 2

Platforms in the Pacific: the trade effects of direct investment in Thailand pp. 173-196

Peter Petri

Prospective changes in Taiwan's International Trade Specialization pp. 197-216

Marcus Noland

The money supply mechanism and monetary policy in China pp. 217-238

Gang Yi

International dumping: final and intermediate products pp. 239-251

Robert Carbaugh and Darwin Wassink

An empirical examination of the effects of the U.S. dollar depreciation on the United States-Japan trade balance, with a control for auto quality diffe pp. 253-270

Daniel Tantum

An analysis of money and output in the industrial sector in China pp. 271-280

M. W. Luke Chan, Richard Deaves and Cheng Wang

Consumer demand with variable preferences in taiwan: an application of the generalized Fechner-Thurstone direct utility function pp. 281-294

Pang Tien Lieu, Philip Mizzi and Stephen N. White

Managed trade: an overview pp. 295-300

Anthony M. Tang and Chyau Tuan

Managed trade: the regime of today and tomorrow pp. 301-313

Lawrence B. Krause

Managed trade vs. free trade in Japan's trade policy pp. 315-333

Kenji Takeuchi

An economic analysis of the Korean trade policies: 1960-1990 pp. 335-355

Jisoon Lee

Economic growth in Prewar China: Thomas G. Rawski pp. 357-359

M. W. Luke Chan

1992, volume 3, articles 1

Asia-Pacific economic cooperation: Structure of a common economic region pp. 1-27

Manoranjan Dutta

What's wrong with China's agricultural price policies? pp. 29-56

Terry Sicular

Personal income distribution in Korea, 1963-1986: A human capital approach pp. 57-71

Jin Hwa Jung

Demand and supply of Indian exports: A simultaneous equation approach pp. 73-83

Rajindar K. Koshal, Vishwa S. Shukla and Govinda P. Koirala

Economic restructuring pp. 85-96

Lawrence Klein

Commercial policy and restructuring the international economy pp. 97-109

Shuntaro Shishido and Osamu Nakamura

European monetary restructuring and its implications for interest rate and exchange rate policies pp. 111-119

Helmut Schlesinger

Growth, erosion, and restructuring of the multilateral trading system pp. 121-139

Richard Lipsey

Restructuring centrally-planned economies: The case of china in the long term pp. 141-163

John M. Letiche

Pacific basin developing countries: Prospects for the future: Marcus Noland (Washington, DC: Institute for International Economics, 1990), 232 pages pp. 165-171

William E. James