Japan and the World Economy

1988 - 2025

Current editor(s): Robert Dekle and Yasushi Hamao

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The Telecommunications Act of 1996 and its impact1 pp. 455-483: Nicholas Economides
Bank capital regulation, diversification loss and the probability of bank failure pp. 485-495: Kenji Tsuji
International business alliances: an incomplete contract approach pp. 497-515: Hidefumi Kasuga
Market linkages between the U.S. and Japan: an application to the fisheries industry pp. 517-530: Julie Elston, James D. Hastie and Dale Squires
Market structure and market shares in the car industry pp. 531-544: Manuchehr Irandoust
Credit rationing of a Bayesian bank with simple screening technologies pp. 545-556: Masanori Amano
Impacts of the Japanese patent system on productivity growth pp. 557-574: Keith Maskus and Christine McDaniel
Interconnection prices: making telephone competition a reality1 pp. 575-577: William Baumol

What caused the Asian currency and financial crisis? pp. 305-373: Giancarlo Corsetti, Paolo Pesenti and Nouriel Roubini
Japanese money demand: evidence from regional monthly data1 pp. 375-393: Hiroshi Fujiki

Savings and early economic growth in the United States and Japan pp. 161-183: Isao Suto and John James
Finance, investment, and growth in Meiji-era Japan pp. 185-198: Peter Rousseau
Sinking funds as credible commitments: Two centuries of US national-debt experience pp. 199-222: Richard Sylla and Jack W. Wilson
Industrial development in the daimyo domain and economic modernization of Japan - With special references to the Awa indigo industry in the province of Awa-Tokushima from the Tokugawa period to the Meiji period pp. 225-241: Masatoshi Amano
World War II and the growth of the U.S. federal government pp. 245-262: Hugh Rockoff
Foreign exchange allocation and productivity growth in post-war Japan: a case of the wool industry pp. 267-285: Tetsuji Okazaki and Takafumi Korenaga
Some theoretical and empirical thoughts on developmental analysis pp. 289-292: Paul Samuelson
Japan's public pension system: What's wrong with it and how to fix it pp. 293-303: Charles Horioka

Comparative productivity of Japanese and U.S. steel producers, 1958-1993 pp. 1-27: Marvin B. Lieberman and Douglas R. Johnson
Do banks diversify portfolio risk? A test of the risk-cost hypothesis pp. 29-39: Shin'ichi Hirota and Yoshiro Tsutsui
A study of time allocation of Japanese households pp. 41-55: Tadashi Yamada, Tetsuji Yamada and J. Moonwon Kang
The impact of shocks to exchange rates and oil prices on U.S. sales of American and Japanese automakers pp. 57-93: Brad Barber, Reid W. Click and Masako N. Darrough
Manipulating market shares: The indirect effects of voluntary import expansions (VIEs) pp. 95-113: Theresa Greaney
The efficiency and productivity of Japanese securities firms, 1988-93 pp. 115-133: Hirofumi Fukuyama and William L. Weber
Strategic joint ventures with developing country in battles for technical standards pp. 135-149: Sang Chae Choi, Kwang Sun Lim and Pyung Il Yu
America's open-door policy towards Japanese businessmen:: A story of postwar generosity1 pp. 151-155: Kikuro Takagi
New trends in international banking1 pp. 157-158: Tetsuo Markabe

Interaction in investment among rival Japanese firms pp. 393-407: Silverio Foresi, Yasushi Hamao and Jianping Mei
The Japanese trade balance: Recent history and future prospects1 pp. 409-420: David Backus
Inertia in the key currency pp. 421-439: Eiji Ogawa and Yuri Nagataki Sasaki
Threshold effect in international linkage of stock prices pp. 441-453: Kenjiro Hirayama and Yoshiro Tsutsui
DID Japanese main banks improve the technical efficiencies of their non-financial client firms in the 1980s? pp. 455-466: Luke Gower and Kaliappa Kalirajan
The usefulness of earnings versus book value for predicting stock returns and cross corporate ownership in Japan pp. 467-485: Kee Hong Bae and Jeong-Bon Kim
Entrepreneurship and business culture in Japan and the U.S.1 pp. 487-494: George G. Daly

Marx, economies of scale, and the falling rate of profit pp. 253-263: Takashi Negishi
Comments on "Marx, economies of scale, and the falling rate of profit" by T. Negishi pp. 265-266: Richard Sylla
The anatomy of sovereign debt crises: Lessons from the American state defaults of the 1840s pp. 267-293: Richard Sylla and John Joseph Wallis
Sample selection in credit-scoring models1 pp. 299-316: William Greene
Comments on "Sample selection in credit scoring models" by W. Greene pp. 317-320: Yasuhiro Sakai
Equity ownership and the determination of managers' bonuses in Japanese firms1 pp. 321-331: Hideaki Murase
Does exchange rate volatility impede the volume of Japan's bilateral trade? pp. 333-348: Kevin Daly
Asian financial crisis pp. 351-353: James Tobin
Asian financial crisis pp. 355-358: Merton Miller
Two crises and two Chinas pp. 359-369: Shang-Jin Wei and Richard Zeckhauser
Asian Financial Crisis pp. 371-375: Shuhei Sato
World economy and financial markets pp. 377-379: James Tobin
Demography, economic performance, and financial markets pp. 381-385: Richard Zeckhauser
World economy and financial markets pp. 387-390: Isaos Matsuura

Management rights and distribution structure in Japanese firms pp. 135-156: Shigemi Izumida
The insider-outsider model and Japanese labor unions pp. 157-171: Linus Yamane
How high consumer prices are in Japan!1 pp. 173-186: Atsushi Maki
Welfare reducing trade and optimal trade policy pp. 187-198: Eun Choi and Hamid Beladi
An analysis of import protection as export promotion under economies of scale pp. 199-219: Anming Zhang and Yimin Zhang
The bonus share of flexible pay in Germany, Japan and the US: Some empirical regularities pp. 221-232: Masao Nakamura and Olaf Hübler
A model of coexistence of international joint ventures and foreign wholly-owned subsidiaries pp. 233-252: W. -F. Leung

The import behavior of Japanese corporate groups: Evidence from micro-survey data pp. 1-11: Kazuo Ueda and Yuri Sasaki
Do supplier switching costs differ across Japanese and US multinational firms? pp. 13-32: Steven C. Hackett and Krishna Srinivasan
Japan's non-interest rates related international financial services pp. 33-47: Fariborz Moshirian
Explaining the poor performance of Japanese direct investment in the United States pp. 49-62: Shujiro Urata
The impact of migrant workers on the Japanese economy: Trickle vs. flood pp. 63-83: Junichi Goto
The cyclical behavior of real wages: evidence from post-war Japanese data pp. 85-90: I. A. Moosa
Labor importation and immiserizing growth pp. 91-96: Masao Oda and Robert Stapp
Differential behaviour of the Japanese affiliates in the Indian automobile sector pp. 97-109: N. S. Siddharthan