Journal of the Japanese and International Economies

1987 - 2025

Current editor(s): Takeo Hoshi

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EDITORS' INTRODUCTION pp. 401-404: Takeo Hoshi, Toshihiro Ihori and Sadao Nagaoka
To Spend the U.S. Government Surplus or to Increase the Deficit? A Numerical Analysis of the Policy Options pp. 405-435: Stephen J Turnovsky and Santanu Chatterjee
Tax Pot Episodes in OECD Countries pp. 436-461: Catherine Bruno and Franck Portier
Government Deficit, Public Investment, and Public Capital in the Transition to an Aging Japan pp. 462-491: Ryuta Kato
Fiscal Reconstruction and Local Interest Groups in Japan pp. 492-511: Takero Doi and Toshihiro Ihori
Budgetary Consolidation in Europe: Quality, Economic Conditions, and Persistence pp. 512-535: Juergen von Hagen, Andrew Hughes Hallett and Rolf Strauch
Fiscal Policy Effectiveness in Japan pp. 536-558: Kenneth Kuttner and Adam Posen
Deficit Spending in the Nazi Recovery, 1933-1938: A Critical Reassessment pp. 559-582: Albrecht Ritschl
The Fiscal Investment and Loan Program in Transition pp. 583-604: Yasushi Iwamoto

Measuring the Liquidity Effect: The Case of Japan pp. 289-316: Iichiro Uesugi
On the Desirability of a Regional Basket Currency Arrangement pp. 317-334: Eiji Ogawa and Takatoshi Ito
A Test of the Full Insurance Hypothesis: The Case of Japan pp. 335-352: Miki Kohara, Fumio Ohtake and Makoto Saito
Should the Coinsurance Rate Be Increased in the Case of the Common Cold? An Analysis Based on an Original Survey pp. 353-371: , Masako and Yasushi Ohkusa
Impacts of the Basle Capital Standard on Japanese Banks' Behavior pp. 372-397: Takatoshi Ito and Yuri Nagataki Sasaki

Missing Household Saving and Valuation of Corporations: Inquiry into Japanese National Accounts I pp. 147-176: Albert Ando
The Elusive Total Budget Outlay of the Japanese Government: An Inquiry into the Japanese National Accounts II pp. 177-193: Albert Ando
The Location of Japanese Investments in China: Agglomeration Effects, Keiretsu, and Firm Heterogeneity pp. 194-211: Rene Belderbos and Martin Carree
International Trade and Bank Groups: Welfare Enhancing or Welfare Reducing? pp. 212-226: K.C. Fung
Sectoral Shifts and Cyclical Unemployment in Japan pp. 227-252: Kei Sakata
Long-Run Relationship between Consumption and Income in Japan: Tests of the Deterministic Cointegration Restriction pp. 253-278: Masakatsu Okubo
Comment on "Changes in the Sources of Modern Economic Growth: Japan Compared with the United States" pp. 279-280: Yasukichi Yasuba
Rejoinder to Hayami and Ogasawara pp. 284-285: Yasukichi Yasuba
Reply to Yasuba's Rejoinder pp. 286-287: Yujiro Hayami and Junichi Ogasawara

Monitoring the Monitors: Are Old Boys Networks Being Used to Monitor Japanese Private Banks? pp. 1-30: Adrian Rixtel and Wolter H. J. Hassink
Modifications of the Balassa-Samuelson Model: The Effects of Balanced Growth and Capital Accumulation pp. 31-49: Taizo Motonishi
Climbing the Technology Ladder Too Fast? New Evidence on Comparative Productivity Performance in Asian Manufacturing pp. 50-72: Marcel Timmer
Declining Self-Employment in Japan pp. 73-91: Yuji Genda and Ryo Kambayashi
Do Japanese Insurers Benefit from A Catastrophic Event?: Market Reactions to the 1995 Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake pp. 92-108: Nobuyoshi Yamori and Takeshi Kobayashi
Does International Diversification Really Diversify Risks? pp. 109-134: Tokuo Iwaisako
The Effects of Regulatory Reform on Quality pp. 135-146: Yukihiro Kidokoro

Unemployment, Well-Being, and Wage Curves in Eastern and Central Europe pp. 364-402: David Blanchflower
Unemployment and Labor Market Institutions: An Empirical Analysis pp. 403-418: Michèle Belot and Jan van Ours
The Relative Importance of Employer and Employee Effects on Compensation: A Comparison of France and the United States pp. 419-436: John Abowd, Francis Kramarz, David Margolis and Kenneth Troske
Fluctuations in Unemployment and Industry Labor Markets pp. 437-464: Masahiro Abe and Souichi Ohta
Transition from School to Work in Japan pp. 465-488: Yuji Genda and Masako Kurosawa
The End of Lifetime Employment in Japan?: Evidence from National Surveys and Field Research pp. 489-514: Takao Kato
Flexibility versus Commitment in Personnel Management pp. 515-556: Eugene Kandel and Neil D. Pearson

Promoting Imports to Appease Trade Partners: Japan's New Trade Policies pp. 253-270: Theresa Greaney
International Knowledge Spillovers and Technology Imports: Evidence from Japanese Chemical and Electric Equipment Industries pp. 271-297: Tsuyoshi Nakamura
Biased Technological Change and Japanese Manufacturing Employment pp. 298-322: Kojiro Sakurai
An Empirical Reexamination of the Solow Growth Model pp. 323-340: Hideki Nakamura
An Interview with Miyohei Shinohara: Nonconformism in Japanese Economic Thought pp. 341-360: Alice H. Amsden and Kotaro Suzumura

Retirement Saving in Japan: With Emphasis on the Impact of Social Security and Retirement Payments pp. 131-159: Midori Wakabayashi
Determinants of Trade Credit in the Japanese Manufacturing Sector pp. 160-177: Masanori Ono
Exchange-Rate Strategies in the Competition for Attracting Foreign Direct Investment pp. 178-198: Agnès Benassy-Quere, Lionel Fontagné and Amina LahrEche-Revil
Institutional Investors, Trade Linkage, Macroeconomic Similarities, and Contagion of the Thai Crisis pp. 199-224: Yung Chul Park and Chi-Young Song
Fear of Floating: Korea's Exchange Rate Policy after the Crisis pp. 225-251: Yung Chul Park, Chae-Shick Chung and Yunjong Wang

Japanese Regulation of Truck Transport pp. 1-28: David Flath
Composition Effect of Migration and Regional Growth in Japan pp. 29-49: Etsuro Shioji
Downward Nominal Wage Rigidity in Japan pp. 50-67: Takeshi Kimura and Kazuo Ueda
Exchange Rate Regimes of Developing Countries: Global Context and Individual Choices pp. 68-101: Esteban Jadresic, Paul Masson and Paolo Mauro
New Estimates of the United States-China BilateralTrade Balances pp. 102-130: K.C. Fung and Lawrence J. Lau