Public Policy Review

2005 - 2024

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Volume 20, issue 1, 2024

Designing a Tax System that Encourages Innovation in Start-ups pp. 1-33

Takayuki Nagato

Volume 19, issue 4, 2023

Development of Microsimulation and Burden Structure of Personal Income Taxation pp. 1-38

Taro Ohno

Bunching Estimation and Its Theoretical and Empirical Progress pp. 1-25

Takafumi Suzuki

Emergency Economic Response and Evaluation in the COVID-19 Crisis pp. 1-25

Daigo Nakata

The Employment and Earnings of Public Assistance Recipients and the Effects of the 2013 Reform in Japan pp. 1-29

Masayoshi Hayashi

A Survey on Policy Experiences in the Japanese Public Healthcare Systems: Effects of Patient Cost Sharing on Healthcare Utilization and Health pp. 1-33

Michio Yuda

Changes in Effective Tax Rates due to Fundamental Corporate Tax Reforms: Analysis of Financing Neutrality Using a Forward-Looking Model pp. 1-30

Toshiyuki Uemura

Behavioral Economics of Taxation and Benefits pp. 1-28

Tomoharu Mori

Volume 19, issue 3, 2023

Macroeconomic Analysis of Asset Bubbles and Its Policy Implications: A Review pp. 1-13

Ryo Jinnai

What is fiscal sustainability?―Transversality condition, Domar condition, the fiscal theory of the price level― pp. 1-29

Masataka Eguchi and Toshiya Hatano

Endogenous Time Preference, and Sustainable Growth and Sustainable Development: An Outlook pp. 1-33

Kei Hosoya

On Sustainability of Selective Macroeconomic Problems pp. 1-24

Kazumi Asako

Sustainability of the Pension Systems and the Role of Private Pensions pp. 1-36

Akiko Nomura

Volume 19, issue 2, 2023

Impact of Corruption Revelations on Expenditures: Empirical Analysis Based on Prefectural Data in Japan pp. 1-26

Shigemichi Kanasaka, Takashi Kuramoto and Nobuo Akai

Impact of COVID-19 on Local Public Finance―Did Every Individual Local Government's Balance of General Account Worsen in the COVID-19 Pandemic? pp. 1-24

Tatsuya Ishikawa and Nobuo Akai

The Relationship between Utilization of Financial Statements by Local Governments and Their Fiscal Behavior pp. 1-24

Haruo Kondoh and Akinobu Ogawa

Natural disasters and local government finance pp. 1-41

Mitsunari Ishida, Taro Ohno and Wataru Kobayashi

The Effect of Governor Tenure on Local Expenditures: Focusing on Differences in Governor Attributes pp. 1-30

Hidemasa Yoneoka and Nobuo Akai

Policy Evaluation of Wide-Area Cooperation between Municipalities: Empirical Analysis with “Self-support settlement region framework” as the Case Study pp. 1-57

Tomohisa Miyashita and Eiji Sumi

The Impact of Aging Water Facilities and Charge System on Water Charges pp. 1-27

Koji Yamashita, Nobuo Akai, Kenichiro Fukuda and Takahiro Seki

Volume 19, issue 1, 2023

Comparison of Treatment Outcomes of Acute Care Hospitals in Okitama Secondary Medical Care Zone of Yamagata Prefecture pp. 1-40

Yukiko Ito, Takaaki Ikeda, Satoshi Kanke, Ryuki Kassai and Masayasu Murakami

Over- and Under-Provision of Diabetes Screening: Making More Efficient Use of Healthcare Resources pp. 1-36

Kazumitsu Nawata, Masako Ii and Ryuki Kassai

Patient Behavior During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Impacts on Medical Institution Revenue pp. 1-39

Masako Ii, Michiko Moriyama and Sachiko Watanabe

Reducing the Tendency for Over- and Under-Provision of Health Services at the Point of Care: The Roles of Evidence-Based Medical Education and the Patient-Centered Clinical Method pp. 1-26

Ryuki Kassai and Masako Ii

Quality Indicaters for Treatment Outcomes of Regional Medical Institutions pp. 1-25

Yukiko Ito and Ryuki Kassai

Volume 18, issue 2, 2022

Economic and Financial Effects of Credit Guarantee as Means of Policy-Based Finance pp. 1-26

Yasuo Goto

Local government cash flow situation as viewed from the fiscal indicators of the Assessment of Fiscal Conditions pp. 1-29

Taro Ohno, Mitsunari Ishida and Wataru Kobayashi

Status of Functions of Public Quasi-Equity Funds in Japan: Possibilities and Risks of Public-Private Funds pp. 1-42

Yosuke Mitsusada and Hidetaka Kawakita

Considerations on Infrastructure Aging and Renewal Investment Financing pp. 1-32

Yuji Nemoto

Volume 18, issue 1, 2022

Legal Framework for Government Debt Management Policy in Japan pp. 1-17

Takashi Fujitani

Sovereign Debt Restructurings: A Survey on Concepts, Trends, Empirics, and Theory pp. 1-16

Tamon Asonuma, Hyungseok Joo and Akira Sasahara

Incomplete Market and Optimal Debt in an Economy with an Overlapping Generation Structure pp. 1-18

Akio Ino and Keiichiro Kobayashi

Estimating the Yield Curve Using the Nelson-Siegel Model: Evidence from Daily Yield Data pp. 1-14

Atsushi Sekine

Volume 17, issue 3, 2021

An Effect of Population Aging on the Effectiveness of Fiscal Policy: Analysis using a panel VAR model pp. 1-20

Hiroshi Morita and Hidekazu Niwa

Reconsideration of the “Domar condition” to check sustainability of budget deficit pp. 1-12

Naoyuki Yoshino and Hiroaki Miyamoto

Effectiveness of Fiscal Policy in Aging Economies pp. 1-18

Hiroaki Miyamoto and Naoyuki Yoshino

Volume 17, issue 2, 2021

Why Do Interest Rates Remain Low Despite the Accumulation of Government Debt in Japan? pp. 1-33

Kenji Tanaka

Does the Japanese Financial Market Believe in Fiscal Sustainability?: Analysis of the Market for the JGB Futures Options pp. 1-33

Etsuro Shioji

Causes of Fiscal Multiplier Decline in Japan pp. 1-41

Tsuyoshi Mihira

Economic Effects of Change in the Value-Added Tax Rate in Europe: Implications for the Japanese Economy pp. 1-30

Yasuyuki Komaki

Evaluation of Japan’s Macro-Fiscal Policy and its Challenges pp. 1-28

Shin-ichi Fukuda and Naoto Soma

Economic Analysis of Public-Private Partnerships in Japan: Theoretical and Empirical Analyses Focusing on Adverse Selection and Synergy Effect pp. 1-27

Yukari Fukuda and Jun-Ichi Nakamura

Volume 17, issue 1, 2021

Fight against Tax Havens and International Tax Law —New Taxing Right and a Global Minimum Tax— pp. 1-41

Naoki Oka

Rationales and Challenges for a Digital Service Tax:Focusing on Location-Specific Rent pp. 1-17

Tetsuya Watanabe

Taxation on the Digital Economy ―Issues on Implementation and Enforcement― pp. 1-24

Katsufumi Kurihara

New Trends and Prospects for the Distribution of International Taxation Rights with looking at the tradition since the era of the League of Nations pp. 1-36

Akiyuki Asatsuma

Challenges of the digital economy on international taxation rules from the perspective of global business society pp. 1-27

Keiji Aoyama

Developing Countries’ Perspectives on the Digitalization of the Economy―Focusing on the U.N. Initiatives― pp. 1-22

Mitsuhiro Honda

Volume 16, issue 7, 2020

Japanese Asset Formation and Financial Literacy pp. 1-19

Shizuka Sekita

Legislation on the protection of elderly investors in the United States -Recent efforts by the U.S. federal legal system pp. 1-20

Yoko Manzawa

Empirical Analysis on Understanding of Financial Products pp. 1-25

Hiroshi Fujiki

Allocative Efficiency of Capital across Japanese Firms pp. 1-22

Kenichi Ueda and Khaliun Dovchinsuren

Design of an Institutional Framework for Asset Formation by the Japanese People and the “Fiduciary Duty” of Financial Business Operators pp. 1-26

Nobuko Matsumoto

Volume 16, issue 6, 2020

Relationship between School Attendance Support and Academic Performance:An Analysis of Panel Data from Adachi Ward pp. 1-22

Haruko Noguchi, Shun-ichiro Bessho, Koichi Ushijima, Akira Kawamura and Ryuichi Tanaka

Accountability in Education and Recognition of Bullying: An Analysis of Municipality-Level Data in Tokyo pp. 1-26

Ryuichi Tanaka, Shun-ichiro Bessho and Atsuyoshi Morozumi

School Quality and Residential Property Values: A Review of Recent Developments and Applications pp. 1-23

Michio Naoi

Building an Administrative Database of Children pp. 1-20

Shun-ichiro Bessho, Haruko Noguchi, Ryuichi Tanaka, Koichi Ushijima and Akira Kawamura

Volume 16, issue 5, 2020

Various Aspects of Treaty Frameworks Related to Free Trade in the Modern International Community Dynamism of Trade Liberalization Negotiations: —Interaction between Multilateral, Plurilateral, Bilateral and Regional Liberalizations— pp. 1-20

Junji Nakagawa

Can We Secure Consistency Between Rules of Origin and Measures to Prevent Circumvention of Anti-Dumping Measures Under the WTO Framework? -With Special Focus on the Recent Administrative and Judicial Trends in the U.S.- pp. 1-24

Tomohiko Kobayashi

Current State of Diversity and Complexity of Preferential Rules of Origin and Moves toward Convergence: —Role of Multilateral Frameworks in Simplification of Preferential Rules of Origin— pp. 1-39

Jitsuya Hasegawa

Procedural and Normative Competition between the WTO’s Dispute Settlement and the Investor-State Arbitration: Focusing on the National Treatment Principle pp. 1-23

Tomoko Yamashita

Dynamics Between Multilateralism and Regionalism in Relation to Trade Liberalization and Culture pp. 1-15

Satoshi Kodera

Possibility of Developing and Expanding the Regulation of Subsidies through Free Trade Agreements (FTAs): ―Analysis Focusing on a Trend in FTAs Concluded by the EU― pp. 1-33

Takemasa Sekine

Data Localization Measures and International Economic Law:How Do WTO and TPP/CPTPP Disciplines Apply to These Measures? pp. 1-29

Yoshinori Abe

Characteristics of the Process for Securing Compliance with Labour and Environmental Provisions Included in Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) pp. 1-34

Kohei Akiyama

The Function of Dispute settlement Systems under Bilateral or Regional Agreements to Complement the WTO’s Dispute Settlement System and the Reform of the Dispute Settlement System -Focusing on Disputes Related to Environmental Matters, Including Renewable Energy- pp. 1-34

Junko Suetomi

The Evolution of Investment Liberalization under the recent Investment Treaties pp. 1-19

Takamichi Inose

FTAs in WTO Dispute Settlement pp. 1-18

Kenta Hirami

Volume 16, issue 4, 2020

AI/Fintech and Asset Management Businesses pp. 1-28

Yasuyuki Kato

The Latest in Fintech in Japan pp. 1-37

Masayori Shoji

FinTech Trends in the United States: Implications for Household Finance pp. 1-32

Ross Hikida and Jason Perry

The Macroeconomic Effects of Fintech pp. 1-19

Naoyuki Yoshino and Sahoko Kaji

An Overview of Online Alternative Finance pp. 1-19

Masahiro Fukuhara

Volume 16, issue 3, 2020

Typology of Chinese Market Economy and Trade Rules:A Case of Competitive Neutrality of State-Owned Enterprises pp. 1-14

Mariko Watanabe

Politics under Xi Jinping: Centralization and its Implications pp. 1-21

Kazuko Kozima

The Financial Situation in China: Issues and Challenges pp. 1-29

Naito Jiro

China’s Unfinished Ownership Reform: Privatization and a Fair and Competitive Environment Remain to be Achieved pp. 1-26

Chi Hung Kwan

Volume 16, issue 2, 2020

Factors driving International Capital Flows and the Change after the Global Financial Crisis pp. 163-196

Masahiro Inoguchi

Deciding Factors in the Return on Foreign Direct Investment: ―A Comparison between Japan and the United States― pp. 197-222

Sanae Ohno and Yui Suzuki

Japanese Companies’ Overseas Business Expansion and Impacts of Changes in Exchange Rate pp. 223-248

Eiji Ogawa, Naoki Shinada and Masakazu Sato

Volume 16, issue 1, 2020

Production Networks and Unbundling: Reformulating the Conceptual Framework in Theory, Empirics, and Policy Discussion pp. 1-16

Fukunari Kimura

Expansion and Deepening of Production Networks pp. 17-46

Ayako Obashi

Production Networks and Less Developed ASEAN Countries’ Export Growth pp. 47-72

Misa Okabe

Production Networks and “The Great Convergence” pp. 73-94

Tadashi Ito

Production Networks and Technology Transfer: ―Empirical Analysis Based on Survey Data for Companies in Southeast Asia― pp. 95-120

Yasushi Ueki

Production Networks and Utilization of Free Trade Agreements by Japanese Subsidiaries in ASEAN pp. 121-134

Kazunobu Hayakawa

Further Development of International Production Networks and Job Reallocation in Japan pp. 135-162

Mitsuyo Ando