Japan and the World Economy

1988 - 2025

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1992, volume 4, articles 4

Innovation and strategic sabotage as a feedback process pp. 275-290

William Baumol

The Japanese financial system and monetary policy: a descriptive review pp. 291-309

Sylvester Eijffinger and Adrian Rixtel

Foreign capital, unemployment and national welfare pp. 311-317

Hamid Beladi and Sugata Marjit

Estimation of mis-match and U-V analysis in Japan pp. 319-332

Kojiro Sakurai and Toshiaki Tachibanki

Is there conspicuous consumption in Japan? pp. 333-342

Daniel Slottje

1992, volume 4, articles 3

Second thoughts on EMU pp. 187-200

Paul Krugman

Seasonality of interest rates in Japan pp. 201-213

Shin-ichi Fukuda and Chin-Shen Shao

Exchange rates, protectionism and commercial policy: Alternative strategies for coordinating the G3 economies pp. 215-237

Andrew Hughes Hallett

The comparative statics of a competitive industry with free entry and uncertainty pp. 239-249

Shoji Haruna

Reconciling increasing capability and decreasing flexibility in medical care: Information infrastructure requirements for professional work in an era of cost containment pp. 251-271

Robert A. Greenes

1992, volume 4, articles 2

International transfers and defense expenditures in allied and adversarial relationship: Japan and the United States pp. 89-101

Toshiro Ihori

Japanese rice policy in the interwar period: Some consequences of imperial self sufficiency pp. 103-127

Kym Anderson and Rodney Tyers

The new institutional economics of the firm and lessons from Japan pp. 129-143

Felix FitzRoy and Zoltan Acs

An empirical test of the CAPM on the stocks listed on the Tokyo stock exchange pp. 145-161

Yasuhiro Yonezawa and Tio Kia Hin

Editor's note pp. 163-163

Ryuzo Sato

What we have learned in fifty years pp. 165-167

Jiro Hirano

U.S.-Japan: What we have learned since Pearl Harbor pp. 169-172

Takemoto Iinuma

Speaking of the unspeakable: Pearl Harbor after fifty years and at the century's turn pp. 173-177

Paul Samuelson

Japan in international society: An action plan for the next fifty years pp. 179-183

Ryuzo Sato

1992, volume 4, articles 1

Flexible manufacturing systems: Economic effects in Japan, United States, and Western Europe pp. 1-16

Edwin Mansfield

Testing for a unit root in Japanese GNP pp. 17-37

Yasushi Iwamoto and Hideyuki Kobayashi

The importance of company breeding in the U.S. and Japanese managerial labor markets: A statistical comparison pp. 39-45

Takao Kato and Mark Rockel

Japanese industrial science & technology policy in the 1990s: MITI's role at a turning point pp. 47-67

Chihiro Watanabe and Yukio Honda

The new era of auditing and the accounting system of Japan pp. 69-75

Takeshi Iizuka

Financial reporting: Comparability and competition: Inauguration of an endowment for the study of comparative international financial reporting, New York University pp. 77-86

Dennis R. Beresford

1992, volume 3, articles 4

Future trends in Japan's saving rate and the implications thereof for Japan's external imbalance pp. 307-330

Charles Horioka

The role of savings in economic development the U.S. and Japanese experiences pp. 331-340

Dharmendra Dhakal, Richard Grabowski and Michael Shields

Cost differential and welfare effects of interventionist trade policies in oligopolistic international trade pp. 341-355

Shunichi Tsutsui

Oligopoly profits and import quotas Comments on Y. Ono pp. 357-360

Julianne Nelson

Inducing power of Japanese technological innovation - mechanism of Japan's industrial science and technology policy pp. 361-390

Chihiro Watanabe and Yukio Honda

1991, volume 3, articles 3

The price of risk in the United States and Japan pp. 223-242

W. Carl Kester and Timothy A. Luehrman

Strategic alliances in corporate communities: The evolution of telecommunications 1980--1988 pp. 243-259

Charles J. Fombrun and Arun Kumaraswamy

The short-run employment, hours, and capital utilization of the competitive firm with price uncertainty pp. 261-269

Eizo Kawai

Fluctuations in employment growth: National or sector-specific disturbances? pp. 271-283

Lucie Samson

Stock returns volatility in the Tokyo stock exchange pp. 285-298

Y. K. Tse

Cooperation in science and technology pp. 299-303

Shigeo Muraoka

1991, volume 3, articles 2

Japanese security market regularities: Monthly, turn-of-the-month and year, holiday and golden week effects pp. 119-146

William T. Ziemba

Foreign exchange market intervention and domestic monetary control in Japan, 1973-1989 pp. 147-180

Shinji Takagi

The LDC debt crisis: Who gains from debt reductions? pp. 181-202

Stijn Claessens and Ishac Diwan

New york university fall conference luncheon speech pp. 203-213

James Fallows

Japan-U.S. relations in the changing world pp. 215-220

Yoshio Okawara

1991, volume 3, articles 1

International market shares and global economic power pp. 1-16

Jae Wan Chung

The predictability of real exchange rate changes in the short and long run pp. 17-38

Robert Cumby and John Huizinga

Present situation and future prospect of Japan's distribution system pp. 39-60

Sei Kuribayashi

Understanding the Japanese as customers, competitors, and collaborators pp. 61-91

David B. Montgomery

Wall street and main street pp. 93-101

Paul Samuelson

Remarks on trade and investment friction between Japan and the US pp. 103-111

David Stockman

Japanese investment in the US and US-Japan trade problems: Keynote address pp. 113-116

Akio Morita

1990, volume 2, articles 4

Convocation address pp. 297-299

T. Kaifu

Local presence and international manufacturing configurations in technology-intensive industries pp. 301-326

M. Therese Flaherty and Ruth S. Raubitschek

The effects of Japanese social security retirement benefits on personal saving and elderly labor force behavior pp. 327-363

Tetsuji Yamada

Why are there so many retail stores in Japan? pp. 365-386

David Flath

Increasing the financial integration of U.S. and Japanese markets pp. 387-395

Yoshio Suzuki

1990, volume 2, articles 3

Studies of von Thunen in Japan pp. 199-209

Takashi Negishi

Prospective changes in Japan's trade pattern pp. 211-238

Marcus Noland

Economic sanctions and the success of foreign policy goals: A critical evaluation pp. 239-248

San Ling Lam

Electricity price shocks and international trade pp. 249-262

Peter Navarro

The international price-earnings ratio phenomenon: A partial explanation pp. 263-282

John S. Bildersee, John J. Cheh and Changwoo Lee

Japan's adjustment miracle and its implications for the yen pp. 283-293

Nicholas Sargen and Kermit Schoenholtz

1990, volume 2, articles 2

A characteristics analysis of regulatory changes in UK financial markets pp. 107-139

Shelagh A. Heffernan

Foreign penetration and national welfare under oligopoly pp. 141-154

Yoshiyasu Ono

An intersystemic comparison of instability in foreign trade: The Japanese experience pp. 155-168

Elia Kacapyr and Bogdan Mieczkowski

Foreign lobbying and the political economy of protection pp. 169-179

Satya Das

'Dumping', 'unfair' competition and multinational corporations pp. 181-187

Edith Penrose

Strategic decision making pp. 189-198

Tetsuo Chino

1990, volume 2, articles 1

Achieving success in Japanese consumer markets pp. 1-21

Susan P. Douglas and C. Samuel Craig

Capital cost of business investment in Japan and the United States under tax reform: The case of an open economy pp. 23-45

Kazumasa Iwata and Atsushi Yoshida

A century plus of Yen exchange rate behavior pp. 47-70

James Lothian

Korean financial liberalization: Lessons from the Japanese experience pp. 71-89

Thomas Cargill

Japanese mergers and acquisitions in America: The deals and the dealmakers pp. 91-106

Peter G. Peterson