Japanese Economy

1972 - 2025

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Boom and Bust in Marriages Between Coworkers and the Marriage Decline in Japan pp. 3-24: Miho Iwasawa and Fusami Mita
Is the Full-Time Housewife a Symbol of a Wealthy Family? pp. 25-56: Miki Kohara
Housekeepers' Capacity as a Supply of Labor pp. 57-75: Sigeto Tanak
Marriage Behavior from the Perspective of Intergenerational Relationships pp. 76-122: Kazuyasu Sakamoto and Yukinobu Kitamura

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Claude Lonien
Chapter 1. The Old Japanese Model pp. 5-36: The Editors
Chapter 2. The Economic and Sociologic Reasons Explaining the Structural Impediments in the Japanese Economy pp. 37-86: The Editors
Chapter 3. What Is the Most Likely Future Trend of the Pillars of Japanese Management? pp. 87-113: The Editors
Conclusion pp. 114-117: The Editors
Bibliography pp. 118-121: The Editors

Introduction pp. 3-6: Takashi Kadokura
Chapter 1. What Is the Underground Economy? pp. 7-19: Takashi Kadokura
Chapter 2. Japan's Underground Economy pp. 20-49: Takashi Kadokura
Chapter 3. What Is the Total Value of Japan's Underground Economy?: How Big Is the Underground Economy? pp. 50-61: Takashi Kadokura
Chapter 4. Total Value of Activities and the Market pp. 62-87: Takashi Kadokura
Chapter 5. The Underground Economy Around the World pp. 88-110: Takashi Kadokura
Chapter 6. Future Outlook: Where Will the Underground Economy Go from Here?: What Factors Will Fuel the Underground Economy? pp. 111-119: Takashi Kadokura
Afterword pp. 120-121: Takashi Kadokura
References pp. 122-124: Takashi Kadokura

Editor's Note pp. 3-3: David Flath
Why Has Japan's Fertility Rate Declined?: An Empirical Literature Survey with an Emphasis on Policy Implications pp. 4-45: Yusuke Date and Satoshi Shimizutani
The Economics of Education in Japan: A Survey of Empirical Studies and Unresolved Issues pp. 46-81: Takashi Oshio and Wataru Seno
Analysis of Employment Patterns and the Changing Demographic Structure of Japan pp. 82-153: Rikiya Matsukura, Naohiro Ogawa and Robert Clark

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Walter Hatch
Do Corporations Belong to Their Shareholders?: U.S.-Style Shareholder Rights Orientation Will Not Become the Mainstream in the Twenty-First Century pp. 6-15: Katsuhito Iwai
Equal Opportunity for Japanese Women: What Progress? pp. 16-44: Charles Weathers
World Trade Organization and the Recycling Trade: Trade Measures for Global Environmental Preservation pp. 45-64: Nobuto Iwata
Electronic Money and Monetary Policy pp. 65-74: Mitsuru Iwamura and Tsutomu Watanabe
Spinning Its Wheels: Japan's Small State Meets the New Economy pp. 75-109: Andrew Dewit
Research and Development and Innovation Boost Firm Value: The Goal of Technology Management Is Maximizing Firm Value pp. 110-127: Toshiaki Ikoma
Renegotiating the Social Contract: Challenges to Health and Social Policy in Japan pp. 128-145: Chan Khoon
Author Index to, Volume 33 (Spring 2005—Winter 2005-6) pp. 146-147: The Editors

Guest Editor's Introduction: Is Japan Finally Catching Up on Service Innovation? pp. 3-9: Martin Schulz
Has the Japanese Economy Turned the Corner?: An International Comparative Perspective on Japan's Productivity Revival pp. 10-26: Bart van Ark
Banking Consolidation and Financial Innovation pp. 27-54: Martin Schulz
The Development of Service Science pp. 55-74: Tadahiko Abe
Collaborative System Integration Services pp. 75-90: Satoshi Hamaya
Logistics Innovation Through Outsourcing pp. 91-118: Tatsuya Kimura

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Walter F. Hatch
Postal Service Privatization Is Nonsense: Funds Will Flow into the Public Sector as Long as Fiscal Investment and Loan Program Bonds Are Issued pp. 6-17: Yukio Noguchi
Respecting Differences in the Anglo-American, European, and Japanese Models of Capitalism pp. 18-25: Mitsuhiko Tsuruta
Distribution Keiretsu, Foreign Direct Investment, and Import Penetration in Japan pp. 26-53: David Flath
Transplanting Keiretsu: Empirical Evidence from Southeast Asia's Auto Industry pp. 54-66: Walter F. Hatch
Fight Deflation with Deflation, Not with Monetary Policy pp. 67-93: Jonathan E. Leightner

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Walter F. Hatch
Why Did Japan's Fiscal Condition Deteriorate Markedly in the 1990s?: Changes in the Political Environment and Fiscal Policy pp. 6-22: Toru Nakazato
Challenges to Japanese Compliance with the Basel Capital Accord: Domestic Politics and International Banking Standards pp. 23-23: Kentaro Tamura
Reform of Banking Regulation in Japan in the 1990s: Has the Market Become Competitive? pp. 50-68: Soichiro Kozuka
The Failure of the Japanese "Big Bang": Bureaucracy-Driven Reforms and Politician Intervention pp. 69-106: Itaru Okamoto
Front Door, Back Door: The Reform of Postal Savings and Loans in Japan pp. 107-123: Gregory W. Noble