Journal of Asian Economics

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. Wiemer

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1991, volume 2, articles Index to Volume 2, Issue 2

The price mechanism, decentralization, and incentives pp. 185-199

Leonid Hurwicz

1991, volume 2, articles 2

Sino-U.S. economic cooperation pp. 201-206

Liu Guoguang

United States-China joint ventures: The issue of ownership pp. 207-223

Manoranjan Dutta

Exports, manufacturing linkages, and employment in the Philippines, 1961 to 1983 pp. 225-247

William E. James, Manuel F. Montes and Natsuki Fujita

Agricultural development and institutional innovation: A view of early Japan pp. 249-263

Richard Grabowski

External factors and adjustment policies in South Korea pp. 265-284

Seung-Gwan Baek

Graduation from U.S. GSP: The case of Singapore pp. 285-299

Chwee Huay Ow-Taylor and Ow Chin Hock

The puzzle of early retirement and permanent layoffs in Japanese labor markets pp. 301-307

Robert Evans

Japan's role in the 1990s in the changing financial environment pp. 309-315

Takeshi Ohta

U.S.-Japanese competition in financial services: Japanese domination is not the issue pp. 317-324

Nicholas P. Sargen

Impact of European integration on financial markets pp. 325-326

Pieter Stek

The role of financial reform and development in China's economic reform and development pp. 337-351

Arnold W. Sametz

China's financial reform in the 1990s: A case study of financial environment in Pudong New Area, Shanghai pp. 353-371

Xu Lilai

A comparative assessment of recent financial reform in three Asian developing economies: Thailand, Indonesia and Taiwan pp. 373-378

Hang-Sheng Cheng

Challenges in the 1990s for banking and financial markets: Thailand pp. 379-382

Ekamol Kiriwat

Indonesia's financial reforms: Challenges in the 1990s for its banking and financial markets pp. 383-399

Syahril Sabirin

Challenges in the 1990s for banking and financial markets in Taiwan pp. 399-413

Kuo-shu Liang and Ching-ing Hou Liang

1991, volume 2, articles 1

Liberalization and development of Asian financial markets pp. 1-7

Robert T. Parry

The role of the central bank in financial markets pp. 9-21

W. Lee Hoskins

Financial institutions cannot compete pp. 23-36

Albert M. Wojnilower

The United States' and Japan's dangerous liaison and the irrelevance of the cost of capital pp. 37-68

David M. Meerschwam

Money demand behavior of Korean households and corporations in a flow-of-funds financial model pp. 69-86

Jang-Bong Choi and Steven Husted

Reforming agricultural policies: The case of Japan pp. 87-111

Vernon O. Roningen and Praveen M. Dixit

The turn-of-the-year effects in Asian stock markets pp. 113-123

Insup Lee

U.S. trade preferences and economic development: The case of Southeast Asia pp. 125-136

Lila J. Truett and Dale B. Truett

Money demand in china revisited: Some new empirical evidence pp. 137-144

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

Symposium: Can export-led growth succeed indefinitely? pp. 145-152

H. Peter Gray

The ANIEs--An intermediate absorber of intraregional exports? pp. 153-166

Jang-Hee Yoo

Will the industrialized countries also face export-led growth from eastern Europe? pp. 167-175

Detlef Lorenz

Mexico's liberalization and the need for a strong industrial partnership pp. 177-183

Susan Walsh Sanderson

1990, volume 1, articles 2

The direction of agricultural development in Asia: Into the 21st century pp. 189-203

Vernon Ruttan

The impact of economic structure on the fertility, savings, and retirement behavior of Chinese households pp. 205-223

Gary Jefferson

Export-led growth, domestic distortions, and trade liberalization: The Korean experience during the 1980s pp. 225-247

Hak K. Pyo

Exchange rate policy and intervention in Japan pp. 249-271

David Jay Green

India and China: Perspectives on contrasting styles of economic reform pp. 273-290

George Rosen

Income velocity in China, 1953-1986 pp. 291-308

Chyau Tuan and Anthony M. Tang

China's regional foreign exchange transaction centers: Market orientation in a modified planned economy pp. 309-317

Charles W. Hultman

Equal opportunity and the quantity and quality of Japanese children pp. 319-331

Robert Dekle

Perspectives on recent economic developments in China: A symposium pp. 333-336

Gary Jefferson

Economic reforms and the impact of Tiananmen pp. 337-347

Dwight Perkins

Economic reform and the Chinese political crisis of 1989 pp. 349-361

Barry Naughton

Price reform stalled: An inherent obstacle, a missed opportunity pp. 363-376

Calla Wiemer

China's economic problems from a Soviet-East European perspective pp. 377-388

Edward Ames

1990, volume 1, articles 1

Can export-led growth continue indefinitely? An Asia-Pacific perspective pp. 1-12

Lawrence Klein

A new framework for international economic studies pp. 13-18

Manoranjan Dutta

Proposal for a Multiple Key Currency Cold-Exchange Standard pp. 19-33

Kiyoshi Kojima

The Chinese economic regulatory mechanism in transformation pp. 35-48

Zhang Zhongli

Korean experience in economic development planning pp. 49-60

Duk-Choong Kim

Development strategies, economic performance, and relations with the United States: Signapore's experience pp. 61-85

Ow Chin Hock

Increasing returns and international trade: The case of Japan pp. 87-114

Kazuo Sato

Development strategies, foreign trade regimes, and agricultural incentives in Asia pp. 115-134

Romeo M. Bautista

The timing of elections and political business cycles in Japan pp. 135-156

Takatoshi Ito

Commercial banking and financial markets in Asian industrialization pp. 157-163

Edna E. Ehrlich

Financial deepening and the role of commercial banking in Taiwan pp. 165-171

Kuo-Shu Liang

Capital markets in Korea and Taiwan: Emerging opportunities for foreign banks pp. 173-177

Lawrence J. Brainard

Growth and financing prospects in Asia-Pacific region pp. 179-187

Thomas A. Layman