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045: WAGE RIGIDITY AND THE IMPORTANCE OF MONETARY POLICY(in Japanese)

Yutaka Harada, Kenichi Kawasaki, Akio Egawa and Hideaki Kitaki

044: R&D and Productivity Growth in Japanese Manufacturing Firms

Hyeog Ug Kwon and Tomohiko Inui

043: Vector Autoregressive Analysis of the Validity of the Two-gap Model for Nine Large Recipients of Japan's ODA

Michiko Yamashita and Anil Kumar Khachi

042: Social Marginal Cost of Public Funds: The Case of Progressive Personal Income Taxes in Japan(in Japanese)

Masayoshi Hayashi and Shun-ichiro Bessho

041: Does IT investment revitalize the Japanese economy? -International comparison and empirical analysis using the JIP database-(in Japanese)

Tsutomu Miyagawa, Sumio Hamagata, Kazuyoshi Nakata and Naoki Okumura

040: Who Supports Redistribution? (in Japanese)

Fumio Ohtake and Jun Tomioka

039: The Economic Thought and Economic Policy during the Showa-Crisis: The Return to Gold Controversy in Japan Revisited(in Japanese)

Masazumi Wakatabe

038: Some Evidence on the Link between Bank Health and Regional Economies(in Japanese)

Masahiro Hori and Hideaki Kitaki

037: A Quantitative Assessment of Financial Policies in the 1990s(in Japanese)

Kenichi Kawasaki and Daiju Aoki

036: Explaining the Change in the Money Multiplier (in Japanese)

Yasuyuki Iida, Yutaka Harada and Kouichi Hamada

035: A Survey on issues of the FTPL(Fiscal Theory of Price Level)(in Japanese)

Masaaki Kawagoe and Noriki Hirose

034: Nonprofit Wage Premiums in Japan's Child Care Market:Evidence from Employer-Employee Matched Data

Satoshi Shimizutani, Wataru Suzuki and Haruko Noguchi

033: On the Factor of Bankruptcy of Japanese Third Sector

Satoshi Shimizutani, Wataru Suzuki and Haruko Noguchi

032: On the Factor of Bankruptcy of Japanese Third Sector(in Japanese)

Nobuo Akai

031: Job reallocation and labor reallocation in Japan: Evidence from establishment-level data(in Japanese)

Hiroshi Teruyama

030: Currency Devaluation and Price Expectation:Lessons from Okinawa in the 1970s(in Japanese)

Satoshi Shimizutani and Tatsuhiro Yogi

029: Monetary policy under zero bound on short-term nominal interest rates: Critical appraisal on the ineffectiveness viewpoints(in Japanese)

Mikihiro Matsuoka

028: The Private Finance Initiative and Allocations of Inside Information: A Role of Debt Contract in Privatization(in Japanese)

Kiyoshi Mitsui

027: Trade Production Location and Equilibrium Rate of Exchange(in Japanese)

Noriki Hirose and Taku Morito

025: An Analysis of the Diffusion Factor in Internet Access Devices: Can the Cellular Phone Play the Role as Universal Access(in Japanese)

Kazuhiro Suda

024: The Determinants of Nursing Home Exit and the Price Elasticity of Institutional Care: Evidence from Micro-level Data

Satoshi Shimizutani and Haruko Noguchi

023: Monetary Policy and the Liquidity Trap(in Japanese)

Masahiro Hori, Tomoyuki Tanabe, Makoto Yamane and Daiju Aoki

022: The Competition and the Efficiency in Japanese Consumer Credit Market(in Japanese)

Kenichi Nakamura

021: The Simultaneity Problems in the Estimation of Production Effect of Public Capital:A Review of the Japanese Studies(in Japanese)

Masayoshi Hayashi

020: Estimation of the household sub-sector accounts of SNA(in Japanese)

Kouji Hamada

019: Comparison Between Bank Loans and Other Fund Procurement Methods(in Japanese)

Yutaka Harada and Shinichi Okamoto

018: The Quality and Efficiency of At-Home Long-term Care in Japan: Evidence from Micro-level Data

Satoshi Shimizutani and Wataru Suzuki

017: Earnings and Quality Differentials in For-Profit versus Nonprofit Long-Term Care: Evidence from Japan's Long-Term Care Market

Satoshi Shimizutani and Haruko Noguchi

016: The Impact of Japanese Economic Cooperation on Asian Economic Development

Kenichi Kawasaki

015: Micro Data Studies on Japanese Household Consumption

Masahiro Hori and Satoshi Shimizutani

014: Micro Data Studies on Japanese Tax Policy and Consumption in the 1990s

Masahiro Hori and Satoshi Shimizutani

013: A Monte Carlo study on the estimation method of quarterly GDP(in Japanese)

Takashi Omori

012: Did the Shopping Coupon Program Stimulate Consumption? Evidence from Japanese Micro Data

Masahiro Hori, Chang-Tai Hsieh, Keiko Murata and Satoshi Shimizutani

011: Another Look at Origins of the Asian Crisis: Tests of External Borrowing Constraints

Ryuzo Miyao

010: Involuntary Separations of Middle-aged and Older Workers under Restructuring of Japanese Firms(in Japanese)

Yuji Genda

009: A Study on Japan's Social Security System by a Macro-economic Model Endogenizing It(in Japanese)

Katsuhiko Masubuchi, Mantaro Matsuya, Motonobu Yoshida and Taku Morito

008: Economic Takeoff and Capital Flight

Hiroshi Shibuya

007: Currency Substitution, Speculation and Crises: Theory and Empirical Analysis

Yasuyuki Sawada and Pan A. Yotopoulos

006: The ESRI Short-Run Macroeconometric Model of Japanese Economy - Basic Structure, and Multipliers(in Japanese)

Masahiro Hori, Toshiyuki Tanabe, Makoto Yamane and Takeshi Ihara

005: Inward Foreign Direct Investment and Market Concentration in Japan: New Statistics at the 3-Digit Industry Level Based on Micro-Data of the Establishment and Enterprise(in Japanese)

Kyoji Fukao and Keiko Ito

004: The Value of Bank Relationship: A Study on the Hokkaido Takusyoku Bank's Failure

Masahiro Hori and Tomoyuki Takahashi

003: Risk Premiums and Exchange Rate Expectations: A Reassessment of the So-Called Dollar Peg Policies of Crisis East Asian Countries, 1994-97

Shinji Takagi and Taro Esaka

002: Life-Cycle/Permanent Income Hypothesis and Precautionary Savings:Theoretical Implication and Empirical Problems(in Japanese)

Hidehiko Ishihara

001: Increase in Saving Rate and Precautionary Saving Motive in Japan(in Japanese)

Takero Doi