Japan and the World Economy

1988 - 2025

Current editor(s): Robert Dekle and Yasushi Hamao

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Innovation and agglomeration: Two parables suggested by city-size distributions pp. 371-390: Paul Krugman
Innovation and agglomeration: Two parables suggested by city-size distributions: Comment pp. 391-393: J. Vernon Henderson
Innovation and agglomeration: Two parables suggested by city-size distributions: Comment pp. 395-397: Kazuo Mino
Entry and cost reduction pp. 399-410: Hal Varian
Entry and cost reduction: Comment pp. 411-418: Kotaro Suzumura
Product innovation with mass-production: Insufficient or excessive? pp. 419-442: Kiyohiko G. Nishimura
Product innovation with mass-production: Insufficient or excessive?: Comment pp. 443-445: Thomas Russell
Repeated contract negotiations with private information pp. 447-472: John Kennan
Repeated contract negotiations with private information: Comment pp. 473-474: William Lehr
Repeated contract negotiations with private information: Comment pp. 475-479: Yasuhiro Sakai
Keiretsu and Japanese direct investment in US manufacturing pp. 481-503: Yui Kimura and Thomas A. Pugel
Keiretsu and Japanese direct investment in US manufacturing: Comment pp. 505-506: Hajime Hori

Why are prices in Japan so high? pp. 255-261: Marcus Noland
The loss compensation practice of Japanese securities companies pp. 263-290: Kevin J. Hebner and Young S. Park
The benchmark issue premium in the Japanese government bond market: A re-examination pp. 291-307: Yuichi Fukuta
Changes in U.S. trade policies: the wealth effects on Japanese steel firms pp. 309-327: Kathleen Rehbein and Laura T. Starks
An economic analysis of cooperative R&D in Japan pp. 329-345: Yukio Miyata
The Japanese and US stock prices: A comparative fundamental analysis pp. 347-360: Jongmoo Jay Choi
International investment: The Japan-U.S. dimension pp. 361-368: Fujio Cho

Teamwork versus delegation -- comparison of Japanese and German management styles pp. 139-144: Martin J. Beckmann
An explanation of bidder returns in corporate acquisitions: the case of Japanese acquisitions of U.S. firms pp. 145-154: Enyang Guo, Arthur J. Keown and Nilanjan Sen
Futures trading in less 'noisy' markets pp. 155-173: Robert I. Webb
Testing for the matching hypothesis in Japanese manufacturing pp. 175-198: Yasushi Ohkusa
Antecedents of the Japanese distribution system -- formative agents in Tokugawa Japan pp. 199-210: Susan Kitchell
Structural change for the future of Japan: some recent thoughts pp. 211-232: Ryuzo Sato
America in the world economy: Understanding the misunderstandings pp. 233-247: Paul Krugman
Long-term investment by Japanese and American firms pp. 249-254: Eric Maskin

Some uneasiness with the Coase Theorem pp. 1-7: Paul Samuelson
Some uneasiness with the Coase Theorem: Comment pp. 9-11: Oliver Williamson
Coase, competition, and compensation pp. 13-27: Hal Varian
The Coase Theorem and international economic relations pp. 29-44: Richard N. Cooper
Coase and international economic relations: A comment on Cooper pp. 45-48: Lawrence White
What is the Coase Theorem? pp. 49-74: Leonid Hurwicz
Comment on "What is the Coase Theorem?" by Leonid Hurwicz pp. 75-78: Yasuo Maeda
The Coase Theorem and the division of academic labor pp. 79-83: George Daly
Fairness, efficiency and externalities pp. 85-103: Julianne Nelson
Aggregation, heterogeneity, and the Coase invariance theorem pp. 105-111: Thomas Russell
Public policy and economic growth: Japan and the United States pp. 113-130: Toshihiro Ihori
Japanese import price elasticities by region of origin: 1968-1988 pp. 131-138: Ismail Miniru Cole

International trade and the U.S. automobile industry: Current research, issues, and questions pp. 335-357: James Levinsohn
Monetary policy in Japan: Internal or external targets? pp. 359-374: David Papell
An investigation into the quantitative properties of the specific factors model of international trade pp. 375-388: Henry Thompson
The Japanese economy: The bubble of the 80's and the recession of the 90's pp. 389-393: Toru Kusukawa

Ownership structure and corporate performance in Japan pp. 239-261: Frank Lichtenberg and George M. Pushner
International diversification of social and private risk: the U.S. and Japan pp. 263-284: Stephen Golub
Import quotas or VERs to protect domestic industry? A three country general equilibrium model pp. 285-307: David G. Dickinson and S. Mansoob Murshed
The integration of the world economy and change of the Japanese-style economic system pp. 309-320: Shinji Fukukawa
Biologic potential of human aging in the 21st century pp. 321-332: Richard W. Besdine

Hysteresis and the duration of the J-curve pp. 105-115: Avinash Dixit
Comments on 'hysteresis and the duration of the J-curve' by Avinash Dixit pp. 117-119: May Hagiwara
Comments on 'hysteresis and the duration of the J-curve', by Avinash Dixit pp. 121-128: David Backus
The impact of the 1986 US--Japan semiconductor agreement pp. 129-152: Richard Baldwin
Comments on 'the impact of the 1986 US--Japan semiconductor agreement' by Richard Baldwin pp. 153-156: Kala Krishna
Ranking alternative trade-restricting policies under international duopoly pp. 157-169: Jota Ishikawa
Comments on 'ranking alternative trade-restricting policies under duopoly', by Jota Ishikawa pp. 171-173: Nicholas Economides
Trade policies in the U.S. automobile industry pp. 175-208: Penny Koujianou Goldberg
Comments on 'trade policies in the U.S. automobile industry', by Penny Koujianou Goldberg pp. 209-210: Noriyuki Yanagawa
Comments on 'trade policies in the U.S. automobile industry", by Penny Koujianou Goldberg pp. 211-215: James Levinsohn
Direct investment versus licensing: An incomplete contract approach pp. 217-231: Noriyuki Yanagawa
Comments on 'direct investment versus licensing: An incomplete contract approach' by Noriyuki Yanagawa pp. 233-237: Charles A. Wilson

International asset allocation with time varying risk: an analysis and implementation pp. 1-25: Robert Cumby, Stephen Figlewski and Joel Hasbrouck
Market value estimates of Japanese saving and comparisons with the U.S.: can the capital gains to land be included in 'saving?' pp. 27-44: Robert Dekle
Is Japanese foreign direct investment a substitute for international trade? pp. 45-52: Ryuhei Wakasugi
Non-tariff measure use in Japan and the United States pp. 53-60: Don Clark
Industrial policy and national welfare in the presence of monopoly pp. 61-73: Sajal Lahiri and Yoshiyasu Ono
Strategic trade policy and retaliation pp. 75-88: David Collie
US-Japan relations under the Clinton and Hosokawa administrations pp. 89-103: Ryuzo Sato