Japan and the World Economy

1988 - 2025

Current editor(s): Robert Dekle and Yasushi Hamao

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The stock market, fundamentals, cash flow, and private investment: evidence from Japan pp. 295-310: Robert Dekle, Dale Henderson and Sebastian Thomas
A macroeconomic model of direct investment in foreign affiliates of Japanese firms pp. 311-335: Yue Ma, Koichiro Morikawa and Ronald Shone
Are long-term return anomalies illusions?: Evidence from the spot Yen pp. 337-349: Jonathan Batten, Craig Ellis and Thomas A. Fetherston
Evidence of long-run purchasing power parity: analysis of real asian exchange rates in terms of the Japanese yen pp. 351-361: Raj Aggarwal, Antonio Montañés and Monserrat Ponz
Unit root tests with double trend breaks and the 1990s recession in Japan pp. 363-379: Arnaud Mehl
Global marketing strategy in the 21st century: the challenges pp. 381-384: Susan P. Douglas
History and strategy of sheseido pp. 385-388: Yoshiharu Fukuhara
Strategies for R&D and marketing pp. 389-391: Ryuzo Sato
Economic and cultural aspects of tomorrow's multinational firms pp. 393-394: Paul Samuelson

Separation risk and firm size-earnings relationships in Japan and the US pp. 193-209: Dick Beason
Righting past wrongs: can import promotion policies counter hysteresis from past trade protection in the presence of switching costs? pp. 211-227: Theresa Greaney
A theory of quality signaling in the marriage market pp. 229-242: David Anderson and Shigeyuki Hamori
The causes of the Asian currency crisis: empirical observations pp. 243-253: Tatsuyoshi Miyakoshi
The Japan-US trade imbalance: a real business cycle perspective pp. 255-271: Jon Nadenichek
Building global brands in the 21st century pp. 273-283: C. Samuel Craig and Susan P. Douglas
Speculations about Japan and US relations in the coming decade pp. 285-287: Paul Samuelson
Bring China into the WTO pp. 289-294: Randall Morck and Bernard Yeung

The Louvre Accord and central bank intervention: was there a target zone? pp. 107-126: Taro Esaka
Bank lending behaviour under a liquidity constraint pp. 127-141: Takashi Hatakeda
Volatility of real GDP: some evidence from the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan pp. 143-152: Shigeyuki Hamori
The effect of foreign direct investment on firm growth: the case of Taiwan's manufacturers pp. 153-172: Tain-Jy Chen and Ying-Hua Ku
US telephone deregulation: lessons to be learned, mistakes to be avoided pp. 173-183: Lawrence White
Japan's future financial structure pp. 185-187: Paul Samuelson
The future of industrial structure in Japan and the United States of America pp. 189-192: Noriyasu Yamada

Urban unemployment, rural labor monopsony, and optimal policies pp. 1-9: Hamid Beladi and Chi-Chur Chao
An empirical analysis of economic fluctuations in Japan: 1885-1940 pp. 11-19: Shigeyuki Hamori and Naoko Hamori
Rationality of Japanese macroeconomic survey forecasts: empirical evidence and comparisons with the US pp. 21-31: Raj Aggarwal and Sunil Mohanty
Firm-specific advantages, entry modes, and performance of Japanese FDI in Thailand pp. 33-48: Pimonwan Siripaisalpipat and Yasuo Hoshino
The relationship between the monetary regime and output volatility: a multivariate GARCH-M model of the Japanese experience, 1919-1996 pp. 49-69: Jongwoo Kim
Newton's gravity law and import prices in the Asia Pacific pp. 71-87: Anthony G. Webber
A History of the Development of Japanese Railway Networks pp. 89-93: Yoshiyuki Kasai
Management and the transportation revolution pp. 95-97: Martin J. Beckmann
The narrowing of the world market pp. 99-101: Paul Samuelson
Transportation and economic development: A US-Japan comparison pp. 103-106: Ryuzo Sato

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