Japan and the World Economy

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2004, volume 16, articles 4

Pricing behaviour in Japanese manufacturing: a comparative study pp. 417-429

Michael Olive

On the optimal external tariff of a free trade area with internal market integration pp. 431-448

Hiroshi Mukunoki

Protection of trade for innovation: the roles of Northern and Southern Tariffs pp. 449-470

Larry Qiu and Edwin Lai

The winner-loser effect in Japanese stock returns pp. 471-485

Yoshio Iihara, Hideaki Kiyoshi Kato and Toshifumi Tokunaga

Demand for broad money and expenditure components in Japan: an empirical study pp. 487-502

Tuck Cheong Tang

Exchange rate volatility and its impact on the transaction costs of covered interest rate parity pp. 503-525

Ramprasad Bhar, Suk-Joong Kim and Toan M. Pham

Towards a sustainable growth path pp. 527-543

Masaru Hayami

2004, volume 16, articles 3

Conservation laws in economics pp. 243-246

Paul Samuelson

Economic conservation laws as indices of corporate performance pp. 247-267

Ryuzo Sato

Conservation laws for microeconomists!: Comments on "Economic Conservation Laws as Indices of Corporate Performance" by Ryuzo Sato pp. 269-276

Thomas Mitchell

Stochastic income and wealth pp. 277-301

Martin Weitzman

Discussion of M. Weitzman's stochastic income and wealth pp. 303-305

Diego Comin

Weitzman's rule with market distortions pp. 307-329

Kazuo Mino

Perspectives on Weitzman's stationary equivalent: Discussion of Kazuo Mino's "Weitzman's Rule with Market Distortions" pp. 331-335

Geir Asheim

Sustaining periodic motion and maintaining capital in classical mechanics pp. 337-358

John Hartwick

Investing capital rentals to sustain periodic motion in classical mechanics by John Hartwick pp. 359-362

Thomas Russell

Applying exterior differential calculus to economics: a presentation and some new results pp. 363-385

Pierre Chiappori and Ivar Ekeland

Applying exterior differential calculus to economics: a presentation and some new results: A comment pp. 387-389

Kazuya Kamiya

Testing the expected utility maximization hypothesis with limited experimental data pp. 391-407

James B. Cooper, Thomas Russell and Paul Samuelson

Comments on the Working Paper No. 303 "Testing the Expected Utility Maximization Hypothesis with Limited Experimental Data" by James B. Cooper, Thomas Russell, Paul A. Samuelson pp. 409-413

Vladislav V. Goldberg

2004, volume 16, articles 2

The productivity-bias hypothesis and the PPP theorem: new evidence from panel vector autoregressive models pp. 121-138

Johan Ericsson and Manuchehr Irandoust

How does trade affect the labor market? Evidence from Japanese manufacturing pp. 139-161

Kojiro Sakurai

The effect of solvency regulation to a bank pp. 163-191

Akira Momota and Yasuo Maeda

The Japanese stagnation: an assessment of the productivity slowdown hypothesis pp. 193-211

Claudio Morana

Trade integration and business cycle co-movements: the case of Korea with other Asian countries pp. 213-230

Kwanho Shin and Yunjong Wang

Foreign aid, tariff revenue, and factor adjustment costs pp. 231-242

Yasuhiro Takarada

2004, volume 16, articles 1

Exchange rate sensitivity of Japan's bilateral trade flows pp. 1-15

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Gour Goswami

International parity relationships between the USA and Japan pp. 17-34

Katarina Juselius and Ronald MacDonald

Skill formation and international migration: welfare perspective of developing countries pp. 35-54

Saibal Kar and Hamid Beladi

Factors affecting colonial industrialization in the endowment view of settlement versus extraction pp. 55-80

Yong Jin Kim

Central Banks' preferences in Japan, the UK, and the US pp. 81-93

Minoru Tachibana

Programme evaluation of unemployment benefits in Japan: An average treatment effect approach pp. 95-111

Yasushi Ohkusa

Japan's economy and monetary policy: a pragmatic evaluation pp. 113-119

Hirohide Yamaguchi

2003, volume 15, articles 4

Substitution in R&D across countries pp. 373-390

Amy Glass

Stock prices in Japan rise at night pp. 391-406

Yoshiro Tsutsui

Market expansion versus cost reduction: a financial analysis of foreign direct investment advantages for multinational enterprises pp. 407-417

Yan He and Fu Long

Japanese aggregate import demand function: reassessment from the 'bounds' testing approach pp. 419-436

Tuck Cheong Tang

Asymmetric volatility of real GDP: some evidence from Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States pp. 437-445

Kin-Yip Ho and Albert Tsui

Financial systems, risk management, and entrepreneurship: historical perspectives pp. 447-458

Richard Sylla

The evolution from risk management to patient safety--case studies from the Harvard medical system pp. 459-468

John L. Mc Carthy

Managing risks in airline industry pp. 469-479

Kichisaburo Nomura

2003, volume 15, articles 3

The risk-sharing role of Japanese keiretsu business groups: evidence from restructuring in the 1990s pp. 261-274

Kathryn Dewenter

Growth opportunities, collateral and debt structure: the case of the Japanese machine manufacturing firms pp. 275-297

Kaoru Hosono

Strategic trade policy and the home bias in firm ownership structure pp. 299-305

Steffen Huck and Kai Konrad

The commodity composition of US-Japanese trade and the yen/dollar real exchange rate pp. 307-330

Janice Boucher Breuer and Leianne A. Clements

An empirical study on the relevance of applying relative valuation models to investment strategies in the Japanese stock market pp. 331-339

Young S. Park and Jung-Jin Lee

Does the choice of detrending method matter in demand analysis? pp. 341-359

Oleksandr Movshuk

Tale of two macroeconomies pp. 361-363

Paul Samuelson

The US real estate bubble?: A comparison to Japan pp. 365-371

Hitoshi Saito

2003, volume 15, articles 2

Asymmetric effects of monetary indicators on the Japanese yen pp. 143-159

Jun Nagayasu

Dynamic capital mobility, capital-market risk, and contagion: evidence from seven Asian countries pp. 161-183

Hong-Ghi Min, Judith A. McDonald and Jaeyong Choung

Population aging in Japan: demographic shock and fiscal sustainability pp. 185-210

Hamid Faruqee and Martin Mühleisen

Who succeeds as an entrepreneur? An analysis of the post-entry performance of new firms in Japan pp. 211-222

Nobuyuki Harada

Alternative characterization of the volatility in the growth rate of real GDP pp. 223-231

Ramaprasad Bhar and Shigeyuki Hamori

Panel unit root tests of purchasing power parity between Japanese cities, 1960-1998: disaggregated price data pp. 233-244

Taro Esaka

An empirical test of likelihood and timing of speculative attacks: the case of Malaysia and Singapore pp. 245-259

Yuko Hashimoto

2003, volume 15, articles 1

Informational aspects of foreign direct investment and the multinational firm pp. 1-20

Kyle Bagwell and Robert Staiger

International merger policy coordination pp. 21-30

Luis Cabral

What information is needed for welfare-enhancing policies under international oligopoly? pp. 31-46

Taiji Furusawa, Keisaku Higashida and Jota Ishikawa

Using safeguard protection to raise domestic rivals' costs pp. 47-68

James P. Durling and Thomas Prusa

Pure theory aspects of industrial organization and globalization pp. 89-90

Paul Samuelson

Can the rest of East Asia catch up with Japan: some empirical evidence pp. 91-110

Zhaoyong Zhang

The relative impact of the US and Japanese business cycles on the Australian economy pp. 111-129

Hyun-Hoon Lee, Hyeon-seung Huh and David Harris

A few theoretical aspects of deregulation pp. 131-133

Paul Samuelson

Financial deregulation in Japan pp. 135-140

Etsuro Honda