Japan and the World Economy

1988 - 2025

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Corporate restructuring in Japan: an event-study analysis pp. 367-377: Jorge Chan-Lau
Implicit contracts between regulator and industry: protection and deregulation in Japanese casualty insurance pp. 379-400: Klaus Wallner
Productivity and economic growth in East Asia: innovation, efficiency and accumulation pp. 401-424: Gaofeng Han, Kaliappa Kalirajan and Nirvikar Singh
Purchasing power parity: Granger causality tests for the yen-dollar exchange rate pp. 425-444: Gunther Schnabl and Dirk Baur
Exchange-rate volatility, trade and "fixing for life" in Thailand pp. 445-470: Teuku Rahmatsyah, Gulasekaran Rajaguru and Reza Siregar
The stock market and the ringgit exchange rate: a note pp. 471-486: Ahmad Zubaidi Baharumshah, Abul Masih and M Azali

Decomposition of technical change into input-specific components: a factor augmenting approach pp. 243-264: Subal Kumbhakar
Measurement of quality in monopolistic product market pp. 265-280: Takanobu Nakajima
Innovational progress sans thrift pp. 281-284: Paul Samuelson
Supply and demand-driven spillovers and productivity growth pp. 285-304: Catherine Morrison Paul
Scale economies, technical change and productivity growth in Japanese local telecommunications services pp. 305-320: Jiro Nemoto and Sumiko Asai
The impact of information technology on US industry pp. 321-333: Stephan Kudyba and Romesh Diwan
The California energy crisis pp. 335-339: Luis Cabral
The current status of electric power industry deregulation in Japan and the influence of the California crisis pp. 341-345: Minoru Takahashi
Productivity and operating performance of Japanese merging firms: Keiretsu-related and independent mergers pp. 347-366: Tsung-ming Yeh and Yasuo Hoshino

Political competition and debt trajectories in Japan and the OECD pp. 121-135: David Skilling and Richard Zeckhauser
Bank regulation in the United States: understanding the lessons of the 1980s and 1990s pp. 137-154: Lawrence White
The convoy system for insolvent banks: how it originally worked and why it failed in the 1990s pp. 155-180: Takeo Hoshi
Overinvestment, collateral lending, and economic crisis pp. 181-201: Yong Jin Kim and Jong-Wha Lee
Accuracy and rationality of Japanese institutional forecasters pp. 203-213: Masahiro Ashiya
ARCH versus information-based variances: evidence from the Tokyo Stock Market pp. 215-231: Tatsuyoshi Miyakoshi
Saving, productivity and national income: a discrete-time geometric framework pp. 233-241: Anthony Makin

Saving-investment relationships for Japan and other Asian countries pp. 1-23: Dipendra Sinha
Export performance and economic growth nexus in Japan: a bootstrap approach pp. 25-33: Abdulnasser Hatemi-J
Firm specific human capital and unemployment in a growing economy pp. 35-44: Youichiro Higashi
Testing the purchasing power parity in pooled systems of error correction models pp. 45-62: Helmut Herwartz and Hans-Eggert Reimers
Assessing the risk forecasts for Japanese stock market pp. 63-85: Tae Hwy Lee and Burak Saltoğlu
SMEs, borrowing constraints and banking relationships in Japan pp. 87-100: Sunday I. Owualah
Removal of protectionism, foreign investment and welfare in a model of informal sector pp. 101-116: Sarbajit Chaudhuri and Ujjaini Mukherjee
Note on asymmetric technology game pp. 117-119: Gilbert S. Suzawa

Japanese fiscal reform: fiscal reconstruction and fiscal policy pp. 351-370: Toshihiro Ihori, Takero Doi and Hiroki Kondo
US fiscal policy in a (brief?) era of surpluses pp. 371-386: Alan Auerbach
The role of fiscal policy in Japan: a quantitative study pp. 387-404: Fabrizio Perri
Does inflation matter for growth? pp. 405-428: Thorvaldur Gylfason and Tryggvi Herbertsson
Comparative analysis of health care costs in Japan and the United States: a simulation of productivity and savings behavior pp. 429-454: Yuko Sato
How stable is M2 money demand function in Japan? pp. 455-461: Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee
Seasonality and stock returns: some evidence from Japan pp. 463-481: Shigeyuki Hamori
Re-examination of wage, employment, and hours adjustments: what is crucial for differences in the adjustments? pp. 483-497: Eizo Kawai
International trade and financial markets pp. 499-502: James Tobin

On the profitability of horizontal mergers in industries with dynamic competition pp. 195-216: Engelbert Dockner and Andrea Gaunersdorfer
International competition and asymmetric technology game pp. 217-233: Ryuzo Sato
Optimal taxation in dynamic economies with increasing returns pp. 235-253: Kazuo Mino
Drugs and pests: intertemporal production externalities pp. 255-278: Richard Cornes, Ngo Long and Koji Shimomura
A differential game model of tariff war pp. 279-298: Murray Kemp, Ngo Long and Koji Shimomura
Some game theory anecdotes pp. 299-302: Paul Samuelson
Explaining the Japanese economic miracle pp. 303-319: Donald W. Katzner
Monetary policy, oil price shocks, and the Japanese economy pp. 321-349: Byung Rhae Lee, Kiseok Lee and Ronald Ratti

Apec competition principles: application to financial services pp. 95-111: Arthur Grimes
Labour force participation and the business cycle: a comparative analysis of France, Japan, Sweden and the United States pp. 113-133: Julia Darby, Robert Hart and Michela Vecchi
An empirical analysis on the stability of Japan's aggregate import demand function pp. 135-144: Shigeyuki Hamori and Yoichi Matsubayashi
Modelling evolving long-run relationships: the linkages between stock markets in Asia pp. 145-160: Jose L. Fernandez-Serrano and Simon Sosvilla-Rivero
Effective exchange rates in Japan 1879-1938 pp. 161-178: Masao Shimazaki and Solomos Solomou
Ratings Washington "Professors" on Asian financial crises pp. 179-180: Jianping Mei
Is recovery of Asian markets sustainable? pp. 181-185: Nouriel Roubini
Future Asian stock market trends pp. 187-189: Paul Samuelson
Comments on "Is recovery of Asian markets sustainable?" pp. 191-193: Richard Sylla

A new decomposition approach to growth accounting: derivation of the formula and its application to prewar Japan pp. 1-14: Tetsushi Sonobe and Keijiro Otsuka
Risk, natural disasters, and household savings in a life cycle model pp. 15-34: Mark Skidmore
Does PPP hold between Asian and Japanese economies? Evidence using panel unit root and panel cointegration pp. 35-50: M Azali, Muzafar Shah Habibullah and Ahmad Zubaidi Baharumshah
Tariff-induced capital inflow and welfare in the presence of unemployment and informal sector pp. 51-60: Hamid Beladi and Shigemi Yabuuchi
Competition for foreign direct investment in the product cycle pp. 61-81: Edwin Lai
Reforming the Japanese civil service: evaluation of the Hashimoto Reform, 1996-1997 pp. 83-93: Kunio Tanigaki