Hitotsubashi Journal of Economics

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Volume 54, issue 2, 2013

OPTION-IMPLIED RISK AVERSION ANOMALIES: EVIDENCE FROM JAPANESE MARKET pp. 137-157

Nattapol Takkabutr

INCOME INEQUALITY IN URBAN CHINA AND THE ROLE OF STATE SECTOR pp. 159-176

Jongchul Lee

AGGLOMERATION, TAX, AND LOCAL PUBLIC GOODS pp. 177-201

An-Ming Wang and Dao-Zhi Zeng

EFFECTS OF INTERNATIONAL DIFFUSION OF A GENERAL PURPOSE TECHNOLOGY ON WAGE INEQUALITY pp. 203-220

Oscar Afonso and Ana Maria Bandeira

COMPETITIVE EQUILIBRIUM WITH AN ATOMLESS MEASURE SPACE OF AGENTS AND INFINITE DIMENSIONAL COMMODITY SPACES WITHOUT CONVEX AND COMPLETE PREFERENCES pp. 221-230

Sangjik Lee

ESTIMATION AND INFERENCE IN PREDICTIVE REGRESSIONS pp. 231-250

Eiji Kurozumi and Kohei Aono

CAPITALIST REGULATION AND RESCALING OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT GOVERNANCE: A CASE OF NIGERIA pp. 251-277

Fujio Mizuoka and Kohei Shimono

Volume 54, issue 1, 2013

THE SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC DETERMINANTS OF SELF-RATED HAPPINESS: THE CASE OF PENANG, MALAYSIA pp. 1-16

Yong Kang Cheah and Chor Foon Tang

INFLATION EXPECTATIONS OF JAPANESE HOUSEHOLDS: MICRO EVIDENCE FROM A CONSUMER CONFIDENCE SURVEY pp. 17-38

Masahiro Hori, 雅博 堀 and Masaaki Kawagoe

WHO HAD TO LEAVE THEIR CHILDREN BEHIND? EVIDENCE FROM A MIGRANT SURVEY IN SHANGHAI pp. 39-50

Shengyan Xu, Hongfei Zhu and Xiaolong Li

OPTIMAL GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS AND RED TAPE IN AN ECONOMY WITH CORRUPTION pp. 51-77

Fabio Mendez and Facundo Sepúlveda

MEDICAL FEE REFORMS, CHANGES IN MEDICAL SUPPLY DENSITIES, AND SUPPLIER-INDUCED DEMAND: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM JAPAN pp. 79-93

Michio Yuda

INFLUENCE OF FAMILY BACKGROUND ON CURRENT FAMILY WEALTH IN RURAL CHINA pp. 95-117

Hiroshi Sato, 宏 佐藤 and Shi Li

DEBT RESTRUCTURING OF JAPANESE CORPORATIONS: EFFICIENCY OF FACTOR ALLOCATIONS AND THE DEBT-LABOR COMPLEMENTARITY pp. 119-135

Tokuo Iwaisako, 得夫 祝迫, Chiaki Fukuoka and Takefumi Kanou

Volume 53, issue 2, 2012

IMPOSSIBILITIES OF PARETIAN SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTIONS FOR INFINITE UTILITY STREAMS WITH DISTRIBUTIVE EQUITY pp. 121-130

Norihito Sakamoto

METAECONOMIC THEORY OF CAPITALIST SYSTEM AND CIVILIZATION: FROM 'VALUE' TO MEASURE pp. 131-145

Yoshiro Kamitake and 庸四郎 神武

CHINA'S ECONOMIC GROWTH, STRUCTURAL CHANGE AND THE LEWISIAN TURNING POINT pp. 147-176

Kyoji Fukao, 京司 深尾 and Tangjun Yuan

COMPARING COURNOT DUOPOLY AND MONOPOLY WITH ASYMMETRIC DIFFERENTIATED GOODS pp. 177-200

Ming Chung Chang, Yun-Chieh Lin and Chiu Fen Lin

A CGE ANALYSIS OF THE ASEAN+3 FREE TRADE AGREEMENT UNDER DIFFERENT MARKET STRUCTURES pp. 201-215

Sang-Ho Lee and Chung-Sil Kim

SELLER-BUYER ETHNIC MATCHES: THE CASE OF CAR TRANSACTIONS AT TWO NORTH AMERICAN AUTO DEALERSHIPS pp. 217-236

Hideo Owan, 康 都留, Tsuyoshi Tsuru and Katsuhito Uehara

Volume 53, issue 1, 2012

Sibship Size, Birth Order, and Children's Education Indeveloping Countries: Evidence from Bangladesh pp. 1-23

Cheolsung Park and Wankyo Chung

Employment Dynamics of Married Women and the Role of Part-time Work: the Case of Korea pp. 25-38

Taehyun Ahn

Could Education Retain Farmers in the Local Area? pp. 39-47

Hongfei Zhu, Lixin He and Tangjun Yuan

Determinants of Childbirth in Russia: A Micro-data Approach pp. 49-69

Kazuhiro Kumo and 和広 雲

Should Regulators Be More Proactive About Entry? An Evaluation under Asymmetric Information pp. 71-84

Paula Sarmento and António Brandão

Does Internal Immigration Always Lead to Urban Unemployment in Emerging Economies?: A Structural Approach Based on Data from China pp. 85-105

Yang Liu

Extensions of the Fundamental Welfare Theorems in a Non-welfaristic Framework pp. 107-120

Koichi Tadenuma and Yongsheng Xu

Volume 52, issue 2, 2011

A Macro-economic Consequence of the Central Bank's Reserve Fund: A Political-economic Perspective pp. 143-163

Iljoong Kim and Inbae Kim

A Locally Optimal Test for No Unit Root in Cross-sectionally Dependent Panel Data pp. 165-184

Kaddour Hadri and Eiji Kurozumi

Anti-competitiveness of Instant Messenger Tying by Microsoft pp. 185-198

Jaehong Kim, Se Hoon Bang and Sunjoo Hwang

Multivariate Granger Causality and the Dynamic Relationship between Health Care Spending, Income and Relative Price of Health Care in Malaysia pp. 199-214

Chor Foon Tang

Volume 52, issue 1, 2011

Duration Analysis of Interest Rate Spells: Cross-National Study of Interest Rate Policy pp. 1-11

Yingwen Guo and Sherry Zhou Z.F.

The Computation and Comparison of the Effective Tax Burden in Four Asian Countries pp. 13-39

Christoph Spengel, Wei Li, Benedikt Zinn and Katharina Finke

A Model of Equity Prices with Heterogeneous Beliefs pp. 41-54

Masataka Suzuki

Privatization, Efficiency Gap, and Subsidization with Excess Taxation Burden pp. 55-68

Leonard Wang F.S. and Tai-Liang Chen

Geographies of Finance: Centers, Flows, and Relations pp. 69-86

Bongman Seo

A Disequilibrium Analysis of the Japanese Loan Market: Were the Post-bubble Periods in Disequilibrium? pp. 87-111

Zhentao Liu and Kazumi Asako

The Valuation and Redistribution Effect of the Korea National Pension pp. 113-142

Yoonkyung Yuh and Jaehwan Yang

Volume 51, issue 2, 2010

Anti-Limit Pricing pp. 1-22

Byoung Jun and In-Uck Park

Initial Wage, Human Capital and Post Wage Differentials pp. 23-42

Li Gan, Shin Jaeun and Qi Li

Optimality of Entry Regulation under Incomplete Information pp. 43-58

Jaehong Kim

Comparing Cournot and Stackelberg Duopoly pp. 59-73

Eiichi Chuman

De-mystifying the Inconvenient Truth: Does Ex Post Moral Hazard Indeed Exist in Korean Private Health Insurance Market? pp. 74-92

Jae-Young Lim

Industry Cluster and Regional Economic Growth: Evidence from Hungary pp. 93-112

Balázs Lengyel, Ichiro Iwasaki and Miklós Szanyi

Volume 51, issue 1, 2010

INTEREST RATE RULE FOR THE RUSSIAN MONETARY POLICY: NONLINEARITY AND ASYMMETRICITY pp. 1-11

Taro Ikeda

DEBT OVERHANG, FINANCIAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 13-30

Jen-Te Hwang, Chien-Ping Chung and Chieh-Hsuan Wang

STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE METAMORPHOSIS GROUP: TOWARDS A METAECONOMIC THEORY OF METAMORPHOSIS pp. 31-41

Yoshiro Kamitake and 庸四郎 神武

THE MODIGLIANI-MILLER THEOREM IN A DYNAMIC ECONOMY pp. 43-55

Shin-Ichi Takekuma and 愼一 武隈

Volume 50, issue 2, 2009

Hypergraph Formation Game pp. 1-16

Tackseung Jun and Jeong-Yoo Kim

Convergence Analysis Among the Ten European Transition Economies pp. 17-35

Borut Vojinović, Sanjaya Acharya and Mariusz Próchniak

The Effect of Patient's Asymmetric Information Problem on Medical Care Utilization with Consideration of a Patient's Ex-ante Health Status pp. 37-58

Jae-Young Lim and Changik Jo

Voluntary Information Disclosure and Corporate Governance: The Empirical Evidence on Earnings Forecasts pp. 59-74

Naohito Abe and Yessica C.Y. Chung

Fundamental Concepts for Economic Systems Theory pp. 75-86

Yoshiro Kamitake

Dynamics of General Purpose Technologies in an Open Economy pp. 87-98

Jaiho Chung and Joon Ho Hwang

Defining Trust Using Expected Utility Theory pp. 99-118

Kazuhiro Arai

Volume 50, issue 1, 2009

Financial Disintermediation in the 1990s: Implications on Monetary Policy in Malaysia pp. 1-27

Anthony C.K. Tan and Kim-Leng Goh

On Empirical Implications of Highly Interest-Elastic Money Demand: A Note pp. 29-34

Kiyotaka Nakashima and Makoto Saito

Professor Jeremiah Jenks of Cornell University and the 1903 Chinese Monetary Reform pp. 35-46

Cheng-Chung Lai, Joshua Jr-shiang Gau and Tai-kuang Ho

Real Interest Rates as a Measure of Welfare in an Economy with Incentive Constraints pp. 47-56

Shiba Suzuki

Asymmetric Exchange Rate Exposure and Industry Characteristics: Evidence from Japanese Data pp. 57-69

Chih-Chiang Hsu, Ruey Yau and Jyun-Yi Wu

Does the Expectation Hypothesis Hold at the Shortest End of the Term Structure? pp. 71-85

Iichiro Uesugi and Guy M. Yamashiro

Construction of Stationarity Tests with Less Size Distortions pp. 87-105

Eiji Kurozumi