Journal of the Japanese and International Economies

1987 - 2025

Current editor(s): Takeo Hoshi

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The cost of capital in Japan: Recent evidence and further results pp. 323-350: Albert Ando and Alan Auerbach
Are Japanese stock prices too high? pp. 351-370: Kazuo Ueda
Evidence on q and investment for Japanese firms pp. 371-400: Takeo Hoshi and Anil Kashyap
Ex-day behavior of japanese stock prices: New insights from new methodology pp. 401-427: Fumio Hayashi and Ravi Jagannathan
Initial public offerings in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Japan pp. 428-449: Tim Jenkinson
Banks and securities markets: Corporate financing in Germany and the United Kingdom pp. 450-475: Colin Mayer and Ian Alexander
Japanese and U.S. cross-border common stock investments pp. 476-493: Kenneth French and James Poterba

The extent and sources of cost and efficiency differences between U.S. and Japanese motor vehicle producers pp. 219-256: Melvyn Fuss and Leonard Waverman
Competing models of union behavior: Evidence from Japanese panel data pp. 257-278: Giorgio Brunello
The pattern of trade and the gains from trade in the presence of domestic monopsony pp. 279-291: Francois Casas
Economic growth and the balance of payments pp. 292-308: Michihiro Ohyama
Do the Japanese elderly reduce their total wealth? A new look with different data pp. 309-317: Robert Dekle

On the dominance of land tenancy over permanent labor contract in agrarian economies pp. 101-120: Hiroyuki Chuma, Keijiro Otsuka and Yujiro Hayami
Real exchange rate variability and Japanese industrial employment pp. 121-138: Giorgio Brunello
Statistical reconsideration of the epa diffusion index pp. 139-156: Satoru Kanoh
Innovator-imitator trade and the welfare effects of growth pp. 157-172: Josef Falkinger
Cyclical variations in liquidity-constrained consumers: Evidence from macro data in Japan pp. 173-193: Kazuo Ogawa
The share economy and alternative systems of workers' remuneration: A review of Weitzman and Meade pp. 194-214: Ray Rees
Information, incentives and bargaining in the Japanese Economy: Masahiko Aoki pp. 215-217: Jean-Jacques Laffont

The labor force participation of elderly males in Japan pp. 1-23: Tetsuji Yamada
Policy options toward a trade balance: A Japanese case study using the VAR model, 1974-1987 pp. 24-35: Chikara Komura
Financial liberalization in the Pacific Basin: Implications for real interest rate linkages pp. 36-48: Reuven Glick and Michael Hutchison
Why is Japan's household saving rate so high? A literature survey pp. 49-92: Charles Horioka
Law and trade issues of the Japanese economy: American and Japanese perspectives: Eds., University of Washington Press, Seattle, 1986. 290 + xx pp., $40.00 pp. 93-95: Yoshiro Miwa
The transition of finance in Japan and the United States: A comparative perspective:, Hoover Institution Press, Stanford, California. 246 pp pp. 96-99: Akio Kuroda

The nature of the Japanese firm as a nexus of employment and financial contracts: An overview pp. 345-366: Masahiko Aoki
On labor incentives and work norm in Japanese firms pp. 367-384: Masahiro Okuno-Fujiwara
Optimal labor contracts with non-contractible human capital pp. 385-402: Yoshitsugu Kanemoto and W. Bentley Macleod
Labor markets and innovation pp. 403-423: Alistair Ulph and David Ulph
Bonuses, overtime, and employment: Korea vs Japan pp. 424-450: Takatoshi Ito and Kyoungsik Kang
On the determinants of bonuses and basic wages in large Japanese firms pp. 451-479: Isao Ohashi
Japan's changing wage structure: The impact of internal factors and international competition pp. 480-499: Yoshio Higuchi
Job security and work force adjustment: How different are U.S. and Japanese practices? pp. 500-521: Katharine Abraham and Susan Houseman
Changes in the structure of wages: The United States vs Japan pp. 522-553: Lawrence Katz and Ana L. Revenga
Symmetric and asymmetric persistence of labor market shocks pp. 554-577: David Begg, Assar Lindbeck, Christopher Martin and Dennis Snower
Crumbling pillar? Declining union density in Japan pp. 578-605: Richard Freeman and Marcus Rebick

Incentives and enforcement under contract: The Taxicab in Kyoto pp. 231-249: Keijiro Otsuka and Naoki Murakami
A collapse of a fixed rate regime with a discrete realignment of the exchange rate pp. 250-269: Kiyoshi Otani
Inventory management behavior of American and Japanese firms pp. 270-291: Masao Nakamura and Alice Nakamura
Information, transaction costs, and the organization of distribution: The case of Japan's general trading companies pp. 292-307: Kwang-Shik Shin
The Japanese general trading company as an aspect of interfirm risk-sharing pp. 308-322: Paul Sheard
Taking Japan seriously: A confucian perspective on leading economic issues:, The Athore Press, London, 1987. 264 + ix pp pp. 323-325: Yasukichi Yasuba
Understanding industrial relations in modern Japan:, MacMillon Press, London, 1988 pp. 326-328: Richard Freeman
The Japanese financial system:, ed., Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1987. xii + 358 pp.;, Japanese Financial Markets: Deficits, Dilemmas, and Deregulation, Cambridge, Massachusetts, The MIT Press, 1986. xiii + 245 pp pp. 329-332: C. A. E. Goodhart

Differences in economic fluctuations in Japan and the United States: The role of nominal rigidities pp. 127-144: John Taylor
Impacts of economies of scale and technological change on agricultural productivity in Japan pp. 145-173: Yoshimi Kuroda
The changing comparative advantage of Japan and the United States pp. 174-188: Bela Balassa and Marcus Noland
International capital movements, domestic assets, and the current account pp. 189-208: Kazuhisa Kudoh
Testing purchasing power parity and the Dornbusch overshooting model with vector autoregression pp. 209-226: Kenichi Ohno
The Political Economy of Japan, Vol. 1, The Domestic Transformation: (Eds.), Stanford University Press, Stanford, 1987. pp. 666 + xxvi, $37.50 pp. 227-230: Mari Sako

Manufacturer-supplier relationships in Japan and the concept of relation-specific skill pp. 1-30: Banri Asanuma
Investments in employer-employee attachments by Japanese and U.S. workers in firms of varying size pp. 31-48: Masanori Hashimoto and John Raisian
Returns policy in the Japanese marketing system pp. 49-63: David Flath and Tatsuhiko Nariu
Macroeconomic development of China: "Overheating" in 1984-1987 and problems for reform pp. 64-121: Ryutaro Komiya
Pacific growth and financial interdependence: Eds., Allen & Unwin, London, in association with The Pacific Trade and Development Conference Secretariat at the Australian National University, 1986. Pp. 405 pp. 122-123: Bela Balassa
Japan's financial markets: Conflict and consensus in policymaking:, Allen & Unwin, London, 1985. Pp. 272, $34.00 pp. 124-125: Keimei Kaizuka