Journal of the Japanese and International Economies

1987 - 2025

Current editor(s): Takeo Hoshi

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Saving for retirement: The U.S. case pp. 385-416: David Wise
Saving and labor supply behavior of aged households in Japan pp. 417-449: Tsuneo Ishikawa
Life cycle and bequest savings A study of Japanese and U.S. households based on data from the 1984 NSFIE and the 1983 survey of consumer finances pp. 450-491: Fumio Hayashi, Albert Ando and Richard Ferris
The employment relation as a social relation pp. 492-525: James N. Baron
Optimal deficits in a growing economy pp. 526-542: Toshihiro Ihori
Flexible rigidities: Industrial policy and structural adjustment in the Japanese economy, 1970-1980:, Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA, 1986. viii. 278 pp., $32.50 pp. 543-545: Eleanor M. Hadley
Coming to terms: The politics of Australia's trade with Japan 1945-1957:, Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1986. 267 pp., [UK pound]20.00 pp. 546-548: Takashi Inoguchi
Japan's high technology industries: Lessons and limitations of industrial policy:, Eds., University of Washington Press, Seattle, 1986. 300 pp. [UK pound]40 pp. 549-551: Christopher Findlay

Housing finance imperfections, taxation, and private saving: A comparative simulation analysis of the United States and Japan pp. 215-238: Fumio Hayashi, Takatoshi Ito and Joel Slemrod
The role of the IS balance and its macroeconomic implications: The case of Japan pp. 239-258: Kazuo Sato
Savings and investment, exchange rates, and international imbalances: A comparison of the United States, Japan, and Germany pp. 259-285: Philip Turner
Japanese structural adjustment and the balance of payments pp. 286-327: Jeffrey Sachs and Peter Boone
Savings and growth experiences of Korea and Japan pp. 328-350: Susan M. Collins
Saving for housing purchase in Japan pp. 351-384: Charles Horioka

Wage structures and labor turnover in the United States and Japan pp. 97-133: Jacob Mincer and Yoshio Higuchi
The cost of capital in the United States and Japan: A comparison pp. 134-158: Albert Ando and Alan Auerbach
What role has the "Main Bank" played in Japan? pp. 159-180: Akiyoshi Horiuchi, Frank Packer and Shin-ichi Fukuda
Implicit contracts in the Japanese labor market pp. 181-198: Hiroshi Osano and Touru Inoue
Industrial Policies for Pacific Economic Growth:, Editors Allen & Unwin, London. 370 pp pp. 199-203: Philip H. Trezise

Individual versus group piece rates under team technologies pp. 1-10: Robert Drago and Geoffrey K. Turnbull
The value-added tax in Japan: A numerical general equilibrium evaluation pp. 11-41: Osamu Ichioka
Learning from Japan: Plant imports and technology transfer in the chinese iron and steel industry pp. 42-62: Penelope Francks
Recent developments in Japan's bond and money markets pp. 63-91: Shinji Takagi
The political economy of agricultural protection: and, Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1986. Pp. 185 + xii pp. 92-95: Anne O. Krueger

On the relation between monetary interdependence and exhange rate volatility pp. 351-372: Takahiko Mutoh
Postwar business cycles in Japan: A quest for the right explanation pp. 373-407: Hiroshi Yoshikawa and Fumio Ohtake
Skill formation systems: A Thai-Japan comparison pp. 408-440: Kazuo Koike
Stock market rationality and price volatility: Tests using Japanese data pp. 441-462: Takeo Hoshi

Short-term and long-term expectations of the yen/dollar exchange rate: Evidence from survey data pp. 249-274: Jeffrey Frankel and Kenneth Froot
The intradaily exchange rate dynamics and monetary policies after the group of five agreement pp. 275-298: Takatoshi Ito
Information processing capacities of the firm pp. 299-326: Hideshi Itoh
The design of contracts: Evidence from Japanese subcontracting pp. 327-349: Seiichi Kawasaki and John McMillan

Japan's agricultural policy in international perspective pp. 131-146: Kym Anderson and Rodney Tyers
Monitoring cost, agency relationships, and equilibrium modes of labor contracts pp. 147-167: Masahiro Okuno-Fujiwara
Bonuses and employment in Japan pp. 168-194: Richard Freeman and Martin Weitzman
Wages, work intensity, and unemployment pp. 195-228: Herbert Gintis and Tsuneo Ishikawa
Japanese firms, chinese firms: Problems for economic reform in China Part II pp. 229-247: Ryutaro Komiya

Japan-U.S. industry-level productivity comparisons, 1960-1979 pp. 1-30: Dale Jorgenson, Masahiro Kuroda and Mieko Nishimizu
Japanese firms, Chinese firms: Problems for economic reform in China Part I pp. 31-61: Ryutaro Komiya
Imperfect competition and international trade: Evidence from fourteen industrial countries pp. 62-81: Elhanan Helpman
The size of government spending and the private sector's evaluation pp. 82-96: Toshihiro Ihori
More on the welfare economics of foreign aid pp. 97-109: Murray Kemp and Shoichi Kojima
Endogenous money supply and monetary policy in asset markets with alternative rationing schemes pp. 110-129: Masanori Amano