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E-Series(2025.7-  )

No.Author(s)TitlePaperComment & DiscussionDate
E26-4Takayuki Tsuruga, Zichong Yue

Overreaction in inflation expectations: Do behavioral attributes of individuals matter?

PDF 2026.7
E26-3Toshiki TAMAI

Risky Investment, Tax Competition, and Wealth Inequality

PDF 2026.5
E26-2Satoshi TAKAHASHI, Keiko YAMAGUCHI

Implementation and Evaluation of Marketing Science Education in a Simulation Environment

PDF 2026.3
E26-1Yuko Asami

Recognition of Internally Generated Goodwill

PDF 2026.2
E25-7Yuko Asami

Accounting Treatment for Goodwill

PDF 2025.11(Revised version,2026.6)
E25-6Toshiki Tamai

Tax Competition and Wealth Distribution

PDF 2025.11
E25-5Koji Kitaura, Toshiki Tamai and Daisuke Miyashita

Government Expenditure Composition, Economic Growth, and Welfare under Aging Democracy

PDF 2025.10
E25-4NAKAYA Nobuhiko

What was Common Prosperity in Huaxi Village?

 2025.9

E-Series(2012.10-2025.6)

No.Author(s)TitlePaperComment & DiscussionDate
E25-3Mario J. Crucini, Mototsugu Shintani and Takayuki Tsuruga

A Behavioral Explanation for the Puzzling
Persistence of the Aggregate Real Exchange Rate

PDFPDF2025.5
E25-2Yuya Kikuchi, Toshiki Tamai and Yaqi Wang

Equilibrium Leadership in Tax Competition: The Role of Capital-Labor Substitution/Complement

PDFPDF2025.4
E25-1Toshiki Tamai and Yaqi Wang

Government Expenditure Composition and Long-Run
Economic Growth in the Aging Democracy

PDF 2025.2
E24-4Toshiki Tamai

Public Inputs, Factor Complements, and Fiscal Competition

PDF 2024.12
E24-3Hikaru Ogawa and
Wenming Wang

Taxing platforms or suppliers?

PDF 2024.10
E24-2Akihiko Yanase
Hiroshi Kurata and
Yaqiong Lin

Agreements on product standards
in a three-country model of international oligopoly

PDF 2024.5
E24-1Kanna Ito

The Liberalization of Capital Movements in Italy: 1947-1978

PDF 2024.3
E23-3Juan-José Ganuza,
Fernando Gómez and Makoto Hanazono

Pay for Performance in Procurement

PDF 2023.5
E23-2Kanna Ito

The Rise and Fall of the “Entrepreneurial State” in Italy

PDF 2023.3
E23-1Yuki Higuchi, Keisaku Higashida,
Mosharraf M. Hossain,
Mohammad Sujauddin,
Ryo Takahashi and
Kenta Tanaka

From Hospitality to Hostility:
Impact of the Rohingya Refugee Influx on the
Sentiments of Host Communities

PDF 2023.1
E22-2Yuya Kikuchi and Toshiki Tamai

Unemployment and Endogenous Choice on Tax Instruments in a Tax Competition Model: Unit Tax versus Ad Valorem Tax

PDFPDF2022.7
E22-1Toshiki Tamai

Social Security, Economic Growth, and Social Welfare in an Overlapping Generations Model with Aggregate and Idiosyncratic Shocks

PDF 2022.3
E21-9Asuka Yamaguchi

Timber Trade in Industrialization of Modern Asia

PDF 2021.11
E21-8Kazutoshi MiyazawaHigher education, performance pay, and
the polarization of wages
PDFPDF2021.9
E21-7Chitose FurukawaTeam learning in a global team: From the perspectives of network and attention theoriesPDF 2021.9
E21-6Hideki Endo and Kenichiro ChinenIs “I Don’t Know” a Signal of Lack of Financial Knowledge?:
Some Preliminary Findings
PDF 2021.8
E21-5Noritaka Kudoh and Hiroaki MiyamotoRobots and UnemploymentPDF 2021.6
E21-4Noritaka Kudoh and Hiroaki MiyamotoGeneral Equilibrium Effects and
Labor Market Fluctuations
PDF 2021.6
E21-3Shinya FUJITAIncome inequality in terms of a Gini coefficient :
A Kaleckian perspective
PDF 2021.4
E21-2Toshiki TamaiTax Competition, Economic Growth,
and Social Welfare
PDF 2021.2
E21-1Takanori Adachi and Leer BaoChicago Price Theory Meets Imperfect Competition:
A Conduct Parameter Approach
PDF 2021.2
E20-4Toshiki Tamai and Yuya KikuchiNash Equilibria in Models of Fiscal Competition with UnemploymentPDF 2020.11
E20-3Toshiki Tamai and Akira KamiguchiPublic Investment, National Debt, and Economic Growth: The Role of Debt Finance under Dynamic InefficiencyPDF 2020.9
E20-2Takanori AdachiStructural Estimation of Bargaining Models of Cabinet Formation: A Happy Encounter of Non-Cooperative and Cooperative Game Theory in the Play of Empirical Analysis of Ministerial “Weights”PDF 2020.3
E20-1Toshiki TamaiEconomic Growth, Equilibrium Welfare and Public Goods Provision with Intergenerational AltruismPDF 2020.2
E19-12Takanori Adachi and Mark J. TremblayDo Premium Payment Methods Increase Effective Retail Prices?PDF 2019.9
E19-11Takanori AdachiKlein and Monti meet Weyl and Fabinger: Imperfect competition in the banking sectorPDF 2019.9
E19-10Takanori AdachiGalbraith meets Weyl and Fabinger: Countervailing
power and imperfect competition in the retail market
PDF 2019.9
E19-9Takanori AdachiRobinson meets Weyl and Fabinger: Oligopsony and exploitation in general equilibriumPDF 2019.9
E19-8Akihiko Yanase and Makoto TawadaA Two-country Model of Public Infrastructure Capital: Trade Patterns and Trade Gains in the Long RunPDF 2019.8
E19-7Takanori AdachiHong and Li meet Weyl and Fabinger: Modeling vertical structure by the conduct parameter approachPDF 2019.8
E19-6Takanori AdachiProfit Sharing and the Imperfectly Competitive Product Market: A Conduct Parameter ApproachPDF 2019.8
E19-5Akihiko Yanase and Yasuhiro NakamotoPollution Externalities and Corrective Taxes in a Dynamic Small Open EconomyPDF 2019.6
E19-4Satoru KoboriFrom Shrine to Machine: The Industrial Change and Urbanization of Ota Special Ward,Tokyo,1900-1960PDF 2019.6
E19-3Toshiki Tamai and Gareth MylesUnemployment, Tax Competition, and Tax Transfer PolicyPDF 2019.5
E19-2Takanori Adachi and Mark J. TremblayBargaining in Two-Sided MarketsPDF 2019.5
E19-1Toshiki Tamai and  Akira KamiguchiDeficit-Financed Public Investment, Economic
Growth, and Welfare in an Overlapping
Generations Model
PDF 2019.4
E18-1Yoshinori KigoshiLabor Management System in Fushun Coal Mines under the South Manchurian Railway CompanyPDF 2018.9
E17-7Takanori AdachiPrice Elasticity and Pass-Through in the Nash Bargaining Solution in a Distribution ChannelPDF 2017.9
E17-6Sayaka Oki,Shinichiro Kumagaya,Akiko Shimizu,Tomotake Kinoshita,Satsuki Ayaya,Ryoji Hoshika,Masaki Nakamura and Naoyuki OkochiInterim Report on Questionnaire Survey for Diversity in Research Environment: Disability, Gender, Sexuality and Young ResearchersPDF 2017.9
E17-5Takanori Adachi and Michal FabingerOutput and Welfare Implications of Oligopolistic Third-Degree Price DiscriminationPDF 2017.8
E17-4Takanori AdachiOn the Possibility of an Unsuccessful Merger: Implications from Stock Market and Retail Scanner DataPDF 2017.7
E17-3Takanori AdachiVertical Integration and Common Agency: An Empirical Analysis of the U.S. Carbonated Soft Drink IndustryPDF 2017.7
E17-2Noritaka Kudoh, Hiroaki Miyamoto and Masaru SasakiEmployment and Hours over the Business Cycle in a Model with Search FrictionsPDF 2017.5
E17-1Akihiko Yanase and Hiroshi KurataDetermination and Harmonization of Product Standards in a Free Trade AgreementPDF 2017.4
E16-10Takanori Adachi and Michal FabingerMulti-Dimensional Pass-Through, Incidence, and the Welfare Burden of Taxation in Oligopoly (Previously titled: Pass-Through and the Welfare Burden of Taxation in Differentiated Oligopoly)PDF 2016.12 (Revised version, 2017.3)
E16-9Toshiki Tamai and Koji KitauraLong-Run Growth and Welfare in an Endogenous Growth Model with Productive Public Goods and Spillover EffectsPDF 2016.11
E16-8Lijun PANThe Impacts of Agricultural Public Infrastructure on Urban Unemployment and Social Welfare: A General Equilibrium AnalysisPDF 2016.10
E16-7Ryo Arawatari, Hisako Komiyama, Takahiro Tsukamoto and Jiro NemotoConstruction of Input-Output Tables at the City Level for Aichi PrefecturePDF 2016.9
E16-6Ava Cas and Eiji MangyoArsenic Contaminated Groundwater and the Socioeconomic-Gradient in Child Health:Evidence from the Arsenic Mitigation Campaign in BangladeshPDF 2016.8
E16-5Shinya FujitaWho Should Bear the Pain of Price Competition? A Kaleckian ApproachPDF 2016.7
E16-4Takanori Adachi and Ryo KatoGender Differences in Extended Warranty Purchases:The Case of Electronic ProductsPDF 2016.7
E16-3Lijun Pan and Makoto HanazonoIs a Big Entrant a Threat to Incumbents? :The Role of Demand Substitutability in Competition among the Big and the SmallPDF 2016.5(Revised version, 2017.8)
E16-2Takanori Adachi and Takanori HisadaGender Gap in Start-up ActivitiesPDF 2016.2
E16-1Ching-Yang LinThe Effects of Skill-biased Partial Labor Reforms on the Macroeconomic OutcomesPDF 2016.2
E15-8Maria Martin-RodriguezA Dynamic Monopoly with Experience Goods and Risk-Averse ConsumersPDFPDF2015.12
E15-7Sun YongpingTarget Responsibility System and CO2 Emissions Convergence: Mechanism and Empirical TestPDF 2015.11
E15-6Akihiko Yanase and Masafumi TsubukuTrade Costs and Welfare-worsening Free Trade AgreementPDF 2015.10
E15-5Hikaru Ogawa and Taiki SusaMunicipal Merger and Tax CompetitionPDF 2015.7
E15-4Hikaru Ogawa and Akira KamiguchiPublic Capital Accumulation, Income Transfers,and Fiscal SustainabilityPDF 2015.5
E15-3Kazumine KondoDo Branch Expansions by Credit Associations Influence Their Performances? The Case of Tokai RegionPDF 2015.4
E15-2Akihiko Yanasese On the Provision of International Public Goods in a Dynamic Global EconomyPDF 2015.4
E15-1 missing number   
E14-15Yoshihiko Kadoya and Mostafa KhanThe Role of Gender in Long-Term Care for Older Parents: Evidence from IndiaPDF 2015.2(Revised version, 2015.5)
E14-14Takanori Adachi and Takeshi EbinaThe Welfare Effects of Oligopolistic Third-Degree Price Discrimination When Own and Cross Price Elasticities Are ConstantsPDF 2014.12
E14-13Takanori AdachiEntrepreneurship, Financial Intermediation,and InequalityPDF 2014.12
E14-12Takanori Adachi and Takeshi EbinaLinear Demand Systems with Differentiated Products Are Inconsistent with the Representative Consumer ApproachPDF 2014.12
E14-11Koji Yoneda and Tadashi MinagawaJob Destruction and Coordination Failures in Labor TurnoverPDF 2014.12
E14-10Koji Yoneda and Tadashi MinagawaSpecificity and Economic PerformancePDF 2014.12
E14-9Satoru KoboriDevelopment of energy conservation technology in Japan, 1920~1970: specific examination of energy intensive industries and energy conservation policyPDF 2014.11
E14-8Yoshihiko Kadoya and Philip BryerChinese Business Ethics and Regional Differences:Evidence from Micro-data in Six Major CitiesPDF 2014.6
E14-7HU Dan and KATO RyoAuditor Size as a Measure for Audit Quality:A Japanese StudyPDF 2014.4
E14-6OKIMOTO MadokaInternational Price Competition among Food Industries Affected by Income, Population and Biased Preference of ConsumersPDF 2014.4(Revised version, 2014.12)
E14-5NAKAYA NobuhikoIslamic Business in China :Halal Noodle House, Tibet Business, and Islamic BankingPDF 2014.3
E14-4Eiji MangyoIs a Daughter Really Like Water Spilled on the Ground? Adult Children’s Gender, Filial Support, and Parental Mortality in Rural ChinaPDF 2014.2
E14-3Hikaru Ogawa and Taiki SusaStrategic Delegation in Asymmetric Tax and CompetitionPDF 2014.2
E14-2 missing number   
E14-1Tatsuto Yukihara and Quan BaiDevelopment of Low Carbon Economy in ChinaPDF 2014.2
E13-8Mitsuyoshi Yanagihara,Akihiko Kaneko,Ai SakaiGolden Rule, Non-distortional Tax and Governmental TransferPDF 2013.12
E13-7Eri Yamada and Tetsu KawakamiAssessing Dynamic Externalities from a Cluster Perspective:The Case of the Motor Metropolis in JapanPDF 2013.8
E13-6Toshiki Kodera and Wenjiao CheProduct differentiation and advertising in multiple marketsPDF 2013.7
E13-5Hikaru Ogawa and Shun-ichiro BesshoFiscal Adjustment in Japanese MunicipalitiesPDF 2013.7(Revised version, 2014.2)
E13-4Nobuyoshi Yamori,Kei Tomimura and Kenya TakakuHow Do Financial Institutions and Regional Governments Address to Support and Strengthen Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in the Tokai Region? : A Survey ResultPDF 2013.4
E13-3Hikaru Ogawa and Mizuki KomuraPension and the FamilyPDF 2013.4(Revised version, 2013.10)
E13-2Xiaochun Li, Yuanting Xu and Dianshuang WangEnvironment and Labor Transfer of Skilled Labor and Unskilled Labor between SectorsPDF 2013.3
E13-1Park ManbongThe Association of North East Asia Regional Governments :The results and ProspectsPDF 2013.2
E12-5Nobuyoshi Yamori,Kazumine Kondo,Kei Tomimura and Yuko ShindoJapanese Banking Regulations under a Series of Financial Crises Since the 1990sPDF 2012.10
E12-4Nobuyoshi YamoriEffects of the SME Financing Facilitation Act and Agendas for Regional Financial Policy -Based on a Survey Research on SME Finance-PDF 2012.10
E12-3Sayaka NakamuraDeterminants of Contraceptive Choice among Japanese Women: Ten Years after the Pill ApprovalPDF 2012.10
E12-2Sayaka NakamuraParental Income and Child Health in JapanPDF 2012.10(Revised version,2013.4)

E-Series(2004.6-2012.1)

No.SubjectAbstractPaperComment & Discussion
E12-1Satoru KOBORI: Development of the Japanese Energy Saving Technology during 1920-1960 : The Iron and Steel Industry,January 2012PDFPDFPDF
E11-1Hikaru Ogawa and Junichi Nagami:Partial Coordination in Local Debt Policies,January 2011PDFPDFPDF
E10-2Hikaru Ogawa,Koji Kitaura and Sayaka Yakita:Multiple Equilibria arising from the Donor’s Aid Policy in Economic Development,August 2010PDFPDFPDF
E10-1Kenji Nozaki: Cross-Industry Exchange Activities: Suggestion for Industrial Cluster Projects,January 2010PDF (85KB)PDF (372KB)PDF (124KB)
E08-2Kenji Nozaki: Japan’s Economic Structural Reform: Regulatory Reform and Special Zones for Structural Reform,December 2008PDF (26KB)PDF (560KB)PDF (31KB)
E08-1Lihua Han and Hikaru Ogawa: Partial Privatization, Technology Spillovers,and Foreign Ownership Restriction,July 2008PDF (36KB)PDF (915KB)PDF (43KB)
E07-3Lihua Han and Hikaru Ogawa: Partial Privatization and Market-Opening Policies: A Mixed Oligopoly Approach,June 2007PDF (29KB)PDF (159KB)PDF (27KB)
E07-2Donglan Xu: Impacts of Environmental Regulation on Technical Efficiency and Productivity Loss in China,March 2007PDF (12KB)PDF (319KB)PDF (12KB)
E07-1Toshiki Tamai: Fiscal and Monetary Policy in an Endogenous Growth Model with Public Capital,February 2007PDF (56KB)PDF (280KB)PDF (33KB)
E06-1DAPENG CAI and JIE LI: Causes,effects,and prevention of agent corruption in Chinese SOEs,February 2006PDF (21KB)PDF (593KB) (17KB)
E05-7Shin Kawai: Coordination Failure under Perfect Competition:A Micro Foundation of Keynes-type Consumption Function,July 2005PDF (59KB)PDF (188KB)PDF (12KB)
E05-6Mitsuyoshi Yanagihara: The Strong Transfer Paradox in an Overlapping Generations Framework,July 2005PDF (26KB)PDF (365KB)PDF (13KB)
E05-5Hikaru Ogawa and Keisuke Kawachi: Role of Spillover in the Repeated Interaction Model of Tax Competition,May 2005PDF (16KB)PDF (156KB)PDF (32KB)
E05-4Nobuyoshi Yamori,Narunto Nishigaki: Recent Developments of Digital Cash Projects in Japan,April 2005PDF (14KB)PDF (271KB)PDF (13KB)
E05-3Nobuyoshi Yamori,Kozo Harimaya and Yoshihiro Asai: Recent Development of Information Technology inJapanese Banks,April 2005PDF (15KB)PDF (190KB)PDF (13KB)
E05-2Nobuyoshi Yamori: Contemporary Monetary Policy and Financial System Issues of Japan,April 2005PDF (13KB)PDF (408KB)PDF (13KB)
E05-1Hideya Kato and Mitsuyoshi Yanagihara: Capital Income Tax Evasion and Welfare Levels in an Overlapping Generations Model,January 2005PDF (11KB)PDF (631KB)PDF (12KB)
E04-4Hikaru Ogawa: Tax Competition, Spillovers, and Subsidies,September 2004PDF (11KB)PDF (631KB)PDF (12KB)
E04-3OGAWA Hikaru and TAMAI Toshiki: Tax Competition and Regional Trade Union ,September 2004PDF (11KB)PDF (163KB)PDF 13KB)
E04-2Tadashi Minagawa and Shin Kawai Equilibrium Price Dispersion in a Model of Discount Competition,September 2004PDF (10KB)PDF (525KB)PDF (31KB)
E04-1Nobuyoshi Yamori and Ayami Kobayashi:Wealth Effect of Public Fund Injections to Ailing Banks: Do Deferred Tax Assets and Auditing Firms Matter? ,June 2004PDF (17KB)PDF (77KB)PDF (11KB)
No.SubjectAbstractPaperComment & Discussion
No.187KATO Mariko:The Role of Migration and Remittances in a Growing Economy:Perspectives on Social classes in Rural India and Bihar,July 2012PDFPDFPDF
No.186Annika STYCZYNSKI:HISTORICAL BENEFIT AND CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABLE (LOW CARBON) URBAN TRANSPORT IN JAPAN ,March 2012(Revised version,September 2012)PDFPDFPDF
No.185Takenori TANAKA:Development of International Division of Labour in the Asian Automobile Industry: Lessons from the East Japan Earthquake for a robust Supply Chain ,March 2012PDFPDFPDF
No.184Hideko Sakurai:Social Rationality of Islamic Management:Reevaluation of Relationship-Oriented Management ,March 2012PDFPDFPDF
No.183NGUYEN Phuc Hien:China’ s Exchange Rate Policy and International Competitiveness ( Export ) 1994-2005 :IS IT A LESSON FOR VIETNAM ? ,August 2011PDFPDFPDF
No.182Nguyen Thi Bich Ha:Strategic Economic Partnership between Vietnam and Japan:Current State, Challenges and Measures to Promote Trade and Investment Relations,July 2011PDFPDFPDF
No.181Kavoos MOHANNAK:Diversity in Managing Knowledge: A Cultural Approach,February 2011PDFPDFPDF
No.180KAGAMI Mitsuyuki: Development Policy and Slogan of Harmonious Society”in Modern China,December 2010 PDFPDF
No.179Nguyen Thi QUY: Developing Vietnam’s financial market:Using examples from Japanese experience,December 2010PDFPDFPDF
No.178Vamsi Vakulabharanam Does Class Matter? Class Structure and Worsening Inequality in India during the Era of Economic Reforms,August 2009Not available online
No.177KOJO Shion, LIU Jia, HU Zuohao and ZHAO Ping: The Impact of Channel Power on Opportumistic Behavior: The Moderating Role of Perception of Justice,August 2009 PDFPDF
No.176Seh-Jin CHANG: A Generalization of the Revelation Principle in an Informationally Decentralized Economy,March 2009PDFPDFPDF
No.175Eiichi Sekine: The Pension System and Business Environment in China,March 2009PDFPDFPDF
No.174NIU Zhanwen: Lean Design and Management for Manufactoring Enterprise Lifecycle,March 2009PDFPDFPDF
No.173Chikashi KISHIMOTO: The Development of Industrial Cluster and Firm-Level Strategy:A Case Study of the Taiwanese IC Industry, March 2009PDFPDFPDF
No.172Tokumaru Norio: Governance at the development workplace in the Japanese software companies,March 2009PDFPDF
No.171Phouphet Kyophilavong: Evaluation of Macroeconomic Policy in Laos,March 2009PDFPDFPDF
No.170Zhang Jifeng: International Cooperation between Japanese and Chinese Automobile Industries,March 2009PDFPDFPDF
No.169Zhang Juwei: Economic Growth and Employment in China -Pursuing for Flexicurity in Labor Markets-,March 2009PDFPDFPDF
No.168Mang Jing-shi: Competition among Regional Governments under the Fiscal Federalism of China and Toyota’s North-South Dual Administration,September 2008PDF (68KB)PDF (406KB)PDF (66KB)
No.167Hu Pei: Impact on Chinese Economic Growth from Information Technology Investment,February 2008PDF (195KB)PDF (585KB)PDF (66KB)
No.166Kong Zhaojun: The Research on the Simulation Method in Public Management Decision Support System,February 2008PDF (221KB)PDF (347KB)PDF (68KB)
No.165Ivica Veza: Restructuring of the Croatian Shipbuilding Industry,February 2008PDF (56KB)PDF (419KB)PDF (61KB)
No.164ZHENG Haidong: A Study on the Research and Development of Enterprise in China: What is Overlooked about Introduction of Foreign Investment,July 2007PDF (118KB)PDF (697KB)PDF (47KB)
No.163Jungdong Park: Northeast Asia and the Trends of the 21st Century:An Essay on the Northeast Asian Community,June 2007Not available online
No.162Mitsuo YAMADA: Inter-regional Input-Output Analysis between Aichi Prefecture, Japan and Coastal Regions of China,May 2007PDF (35KB)PDF (355KB)PDF (51KB)
No.161Yuko Arayama, Jong Moo Kim and Ayal Kimhi: Determinants of Income Inequality among Korean Farm Households,November 2006PDF (30KB)PDF (458KB)PDF (40KB)
No.160Ferdinand C. Maquito: Diversity in ODA: An Examination of ADB’s Individual Identity,October 2006PDF (16KB)PDF (920KB)PDF (16KB)
No.159Yang DongLiang: Construction of an East Asian Community and the Choices of China and Japan,August 2006 PDF (573KB)PDF (53KB)
No.158Shin’ichi KAWAI: Trend of Reforming Corporate Governance in East Asia,August 2006PDF (16KB)PDF (920KB)PDF (16KB)
No.157Koichi Ishikawa: East Asia FTA & Trade between Japan and China in Major Industries,May 2006PDF (46KB)PDF (586kB)PDF (36KB)
No.156Inchul Kim: Exchange Rate Policy Coordination Among China, Japan, and Korea,September 2005PDF (12KB)PDF (250kB)PDF (14KB)
No.155Akifumi Kuchiki: Effectiveness of the Flowchart Approach to Industrial Cluster Policy in Asia,July 2005PDF (15KB)PDF (962KB)PDF (13KB)
No.154Tran Van Hoa: Small and Medium Enterprises in Thua Thien HueProvince, Central Vietnam: Analysis of the Survival and Growing Cases,July 2005PDF (14KB)PDF (399KB)PDF (16KB)
No.153Sueo SUDO: Asean at The Third Transition: Groping for a New Regionalism in East Asia,March 2005PDF (16KB)PDF (371kB)PDF (17KB)
No.152Peter Lee U: A Tale of Two (Philippine) Industries, January 2005PDF (40KB)PDF (1220kB)PDF (17KB)
No.151Fwu-Ranq Chang: Optimal Growth and Impatience: A Phase Diagram Analysis, October 2004PDF (11KB)PDF (420kB)PDF (11KB)
No.150LI Gang-Zhe: The Paradigm Change of Regional Cooperation in Northeast Asia and Financial Cooperation, October 2004PDF (10KB)PDF (134KB)PDF (13KB)
No.149Makoto Nambara: The Beginning of the Thai Beer Industry:The Establishment of the Boonrawd Brewery Co., Ltd,September 2004PDF (39KB)PDF (1.0MB)PDF (14KB)
No.148Wu Haiying: A Comprehensive Evaluation of and Policy Recommendation to Foreign Direct Investment Environments in Western China ,June 2004 PDF (3.5MB)PDF (19KB)
No.147Nanako Fujita: Gunnar Myrdal’s Theory of Cumulative Causation Revisited,April 2004PDF (9KB)PDF (58KB)PDF (10KB)
No.146Chayan VADDHANAPHUTI: Discourses on Thai Village Community in the Context of Southeast Asian Modernization,August 2003 PDF (119KB)PDF (7KB)
No.145Tadashi Minagawa,Shin Kawai: Cyclical Price Movements in an Atomistic Market,August 2003(24KB)PDF (831KB)PDF (7KB)
No.144Jeanne H YAMAMURA,Yvonne STEDHAM and Michimasa SATOH: Accountants in Japan: The Relevance of Organizational Factors to Job Satisfaction,June 2003(20KB)PDF (58KB) (7KB)
No.143Jeanne H YAMAMURA,Michimasa SATOH and Yvonne STEDHAM: Changing Dimensions of National Culture in Japan:Applying the Hofstede Framework,June 2003(22KB)PDF (106KB) (8KB)
No.Subject
No.142Yasuhiro TAKARADA and Makoto TAWADA:Optimal Foreign Aid and Altruistic Behavior
No.141Fan Conglai:Research on the Correlation of Deflation and Shrinking Money Supply.
No.140J.Thomas Lindblad:Japanese Investment in Indonesia in Historical Perspective.
No.139Hiroshi kakazu:Globalization and Regional Economy:Problems and Prospects of Growth Triangle (GT) Approach Okinawa as a Case Study.
No.138Suranart Khamanarong:The marketing diversification of SMES administration in Thailand.
No.137Preecha Kuwinpant:A study on SMES in Thailand:A general overview.
No.136Takatoshi Tsukamoto:The conditions and problems of the medical insurance system in China.
No.135Hikaru Ogawa:Distribution of household income within a non-cooperative family.
No.134Paolo Mario Piacentini:Financial constraints and the real economy:a framework for the analysis of recent episodes of financial fragility.
No.133Cao Fengqi:Issues on financing system for the small & medium-sized enterprises in China.
No.132Mohan,L.Lakhera:Declining share of Japanese investments in India during the nineties:possible causes and policy imperatives for arresting the decline.
No.131Peter C. Y. Chow : What can be done after the Asian financial crisis.
No.130Hitoshi Hirakawa : East Asia’s currency and economic crisis and the development of regional cooperation.
No.129Mitsushige Nitta : The foundation of an enterprise as a knowledge creation process: focussing on the foundation of the technology-intensive firm.
No.128Charles Chau-Fei Ou : Business formation in Japan, Taiwan and the United States – A comparative analysis.
No.127Paolo Mario Piacentini : Final demand, growth and employment – The relevance of demand-side factor in explainning recent employment and growth trends in USA and Europe.
No.126Chatthip Nartsupha :The theory of the School of Political Economy in historical studies of the Thai village communities,February 2001.
No.125Hiroyasu Uemura: Demand, distribution and structural change A nonlinear model of neo-marxian and kaleckian accumulation theory, October 2000.
No.124Akira Nishimori, Hikaru Ogawa:Regulation by Participation with capacity choice, September 2000.
No.123Takao Ohkawa, Makoto Okamura, Makoto Tawada:Endogenous timing and welfare in the game of trade policies under international oligopoly, August 2000.
No.122Nung Jin Kim: Korean firms’ research and development strategies, July 2000.
No.121Yutan Li: Development and characteristics of China’s township-village industry, July 2000.
No.120Katsuo Hiizumi: The past and present of Chinese economic area, March 2000.
No.119Jaw-Yann TWU: The emergence of economically integrated regions in the Asia-Pacific, March 2000.
No.118Tetsuji Kawamura: Reappraisal of structural changes of the U. S. economy in the 1980S From a perspective of transforming postwar Pax Americana, March 2000.
No.117Hiroyasu Uemura: Growth, distribution and structural change in the Japanese economy: A study based on the institutional analysis, March 2000.
No.116Thiery Ribault:Care services for the Japanese elderly: between family arrangements and market mechanisms, November 1999.
No.115Wei Dapeng: Toward systematic construction of core competencies: Some lessons for development of Chinese enterprises, July 1999.
No.114Yoshiki Kaneko:The Asian currency crisis 1998 and Malaysia’s response The impact on Malaysian’s political economy -, July 1999.
No.113Hee-Cheol Moon:A comparative study of intellectual property management systems in Japan and Korea, July 1999.
No.112Robert Boyer:Will the Japanese and the German innovation systems cope with the challenges of the XXIst century?, February 1999.
No.111Yasuo Fukao:Central government intervention in local government in Indonesia in the 1990’S, February 1999.
No.110Frank S. T. Hsiao, Mei-chu W. Hsiao:Catching up but falling behind in the long run on capitalist development of Taiwan and Korea, February 1999.
No.109Jiro Nemoto, Mika Goto: Dynamic data envelopment analysis: Modeling intertemporal behavior of a firm in the presence of productive inefficiencies, January 1999.
No.108Wolfgang Klenner: Japan’s economy Coping with structural changes in east and Southeast Asia, January 1999.
No.107Sthphen Nicholas, William Purcell: Do Japanese buyers learn? A longitudinal study of Japanese MNEs’ subcontracting with Australian suppliers, January 1999.
No.106Chaiwoot CHAIPAN :Asean economies in transition and the role of tourism: Lessons from Thailand, September 1998.
No.105Katsuya UE: An expansion of medium run macroeconomic dynamics, March 1998.
No.104Jae Kie Park:A comparative study on management innovation of R&D centers in Japan, Korea and US., March 1998.
No.103Tadashi Yagi; Noriko Furumatsu; Nobuhiro Okuno: Optimal allocation of inter regional educational public investment with threshold externality, March 1998.
No.102Panos Mourdoukoutas: Do Japanese companies have a competitive strategy?, December 1997.
No.101Toshio Yamada:Le capitalisme japonais et le compromis compagnie iste, August 1997.
No.100Hiroshi Kumon: A 1996 survey of the conditions for the long term establishment of the Japanese production system as practiced at Japanese auto assembly plants in the US, March 1997.
No.99Ikuo Iwasaki: The dynamics and structures of local Chinese capital in Southeast Asia, March 1997.
No.98Jong Rong Chen: Technological source and technological capability, March 1997.
No.97Marcus Edward Rebick: Trade and labor markets with price discrimination in the product market: The Japanese labor market 1965 1990, February 1997.
No.96Guo Liang Li: The formation and development of the ethnic Chinese business groups in Southeast Asia, February 1997.
No.95Nobuyoshi Yamori : Are banks leaders or followers of international business? Recent experiences of Japanese banks, August 1996.
No.94Jiro NAKAMURA :International migration and the labor market in the sendingcountries: case of Thailand, March 1996.
No.93sao OHASHI, Hiroshi TERUYAMA : Intra-firm mobility, wages and promotions in the Japanese employment system, March 1996.
No.92Koichi NAKAJIMA :A quantitative study of the effects of Japanese imperial policy on Taiwan rice and sugar economies, March 1996.
No.91Hiroyasu UEMURA, Akinori ISOGAI, Akira EBIZUKA : A regulation approach to the post-war Japanese economy: The hypothesis of the ‘Hierarchical market-firm nexus’, March 1996.
No.90Michel J. MESTRE : Performance management and first line management, March 1996.
No.89Kozo MAKINO : Deregulation of electric utility industry and its effects on electricity rates, March 1996.
No.88Joop HARTOG, Edwin LEUVEN, Coen TEULINGS : Wages and the bargaining regime in a corporatist setting: The Netherlands, January 1996.
No.87CHEAH Hock-Beng : Changes in competitive advantage in east Asia and the pacific: causes and consequences, November 1995.
No.86Hiroshi OIKAWA :An economic interpretation of the education system in Hongkong, August 1995.
No.85Sergei Stanislavovich LOBANOV : Japan’s foreign direct investment and financing of affiliates in East Asia, June 1995.
No.84G bor BAKOS : Foreign direct investments in Eastern Europe, focusing on Japan’s role, June 1995.
No.83Jaw-Yann TWU :Economic collaboration of the sea of Japan region in perspective, March 1995.
No.82Koji TANIGUCHI : The role of Japanese and Taiwan-Korean FDIS in the industrial development in Thailand: a comparison, March 1995.
No.81Jaw-Yann TWU : The Asian growth triangle: structure, change and perspective, March 1995.
No.80Carl Anthony MOSK : Small scale production and urban expansion in industrializing Japan: Nagoya, 1890-1940, November 1994.
No.79Kazuharu KIYONO : Strategiceffects of domestic and export cartels: Their static and dynamic analysis
No.78CHAIWOOT Chaipan : Foreign direct investment in Thailand from Japan and Nies: A local perspective, November 1994.
No.77Carl Anthony MOSK :The market for older workers in Japan: A long-run view, November 1994.
No.76Wen-jeng KUO : The characteristics of Taiwan’s direct investment toward Asian developing countries: A study on firm’s behavior, June 1994.
No.75Takao MAKIDO :Motivation policy in Chinese enterprises, March 1994.
No.74LEE Gun-Yung : Different impacts of Confucianism on the corporate-society formation of Japan and Korea, March 1994.
No.73Tien-tung HSUEH :Pattern, specialization and efficiency of China’s regional economic development, March 1994.
No.72Sheng- Yann LII : Japanese direct foreign investment and trade flows in the Asia-Pacific region, January 1994.
No.71Hiroyasu UEMURA, Akira EBIZUKA :Incentives and flexibility in the hierarchical Market-firm nexus: A prelude to the analysis of productivity regimes in Japan, January 1994.
No.70Rafic ALIEV : Russian Development strategy for the international economic cooperation in the Japan sea: plan and concept, December 1993.
No.69Yoshiteru MINAGAWA : Taxation and reinvestment by MNCS, November 1993.
No.68Khondaker Mizanur RAHMAN : Japanese foreign direct investment and Malaysia’s economic development, November 1993.
No.67RyueiOKUMURA : Productive government expenditures and the current balance of payments, October 1993.
No.66Isao YANAGIMACHI :Korean semiconductor firms in the global competition, September 1993.
No.65GONG, Byeong-Ho :Cooperative relationship between assemblers and suppliers in the automobile industry: A comparative study of Japan and Korea, August 1993.
No.64Takao MAKIDO :Current issues facing Korean corporate management: viewed from comparison with Japanese experience, March 1993.
No.63HLA PHYU CHIT :A search for growth: A development management approach for Myanmar, March 1993.
No.62Tadashi YAGI : Optimal regional allocation mechanism of public investment, February 1993.
No.61Zhiming CHENG : The rationalization of the organization system of China’s automobile industry: reference to the Japan’s experience, February 1993.
No.60Sriwongse SUMITRA : The role of Japanese trading company on the Thai marine products industry, February 1993.
No.59Tain-Jy CHEN :Foreign direct investment in the electronics industry: A comparative study of firms from the U. S., Japan, and Taiwan, December 1992.
No.58Prem Narain SHARMA :Regional & local development management systems in India and Japan: A comparative study, December 1992.
No.57Johen GOTTKO, Robert O. McMAHON, Paul SAUER, Murray YOUNG : Assessing export performance: Towards a test of alternative models, July 1992
No.56Spyros John Vliamos : Economic theorising and policy making, March 1992.
No.55Mitsuo Fujimoto : Les Impacts des Multinationales sur les Pays H tes, February 1992.
No.54Maung Maung Lwin : A preliminary study on urban informal sector of Myanmar — The case of capital city Yangon –, March 1991.
No.53Jiro Nemoto, Yasuo Nakanishi, Seishi Madono :Scale economies and over- capitalization in Japanese electric utilities, March 1991.
No.52Nobuhiro Okuno, Kimiyoshi Kamada, Ritsuko Futagami : Decisions on regional allocation of public investment, March 1991.
No.51Soshichi Kinoshita : A linked international model for the pacific basin economy, November 1990.
No.50Spyros Vliamos, Tadashi Yagi : Balanced regional development and public investment in a foam of non-material public infrastructure, October 1990.
No.49Yasuyuki Nishigaki : Productivity of public capital and the effects on income distribution in Japanese manufacturing industries, March 1990.
No.48Jiro Nemoto, Kimiyoshi Kamada, Makoto Kawamura :Mesuring social discount rates and optimal stocks in Japan, 1960-1982, March 1990.
No.47Nobuhiro Okuno, Ritsuko Futagami : Regional income inequality and allocation of public investment : The experience in Japan, 1958-1986, March 1990.
No.46Soshichi Kinoshita, Jiro Nemoto :The changing pattern of international specialization and economic interdependence among Asia-Pacific, the US and the EC economies, January 1990.
No.45Nobuhiro Okuno, Tadashi Yagi :Public investment, economic growth and interregional income inequalities, November 1989.
No.44Hua Sing Lim :Japanese direct foreign investment (DFI) and Singapore’s economic development, October 1989.
No.43Haruo Nagamine: Science and technology in human resources development: experience in the ESCAP region, March 1989.
No.42Soshichi Kinoshita: An economeric analysis of the transmission mechanism of business fluctuation within the Pacific basin economy, March 1989.
No.41Noriaki Iwata: Technological capability of Manufacturing firms in Nagoya city, March 1989.
No.40Kitti Limskul: The sectoral capital stock, employment and sources of economic growth in Thailand 1960-1986, September 1988.
No.39Hiroshi Osada:Oil prices and the Indonesian economy, September 1988.
No.38Kiyoaki Adachi:Canada’s commercial agents in the 1880’s the national policy reconsidered, August 1988.
No.37Ryuhei Okumura:Real and monetary shocks in a dynamic two-country model, July 1988.
No.36Soshichi Kinoshita; Mitsuo Yamada:The Impacts of robotization on macro and sectoral economies within a world econometric model, July 1988.
No.35Panos Mourdoukoutas: International recession, Microelectronics and economic adjustment ―― The case of Japan, February 1988.
No.34Takio Nakagawa: Asian retailing revolution and Japanese companies ―― The Thailand  case――,December 1987.
No.33Taiyo Ozaki:Comparisons of investment behaviors of the U.S. economy with those of the Japanese economy, September 1987.
No.32Werner Pascha: On the contribution of phasing to the analysis of East Asian economic development, June 1987.
No.31Takao Saito: Der Einflu der deutschen Betriebswirtschaftslehre auf die japanische ― Insbesondere in bezug auf das Rechnungswesen, March 1987.
No.30Masaichi Mizuno:The economic consequences of government deficit ―― The Japanese case, March 1987.
No.29Takeshi Amemiya; Keiko Shimono:An application of nested logit models to the labor supply of the elderly, September 1986.
No.28Wilaiwan Wannitikul: Comparative study on trade conflicts between Thailand and selected major trading partners, June 1986.
No.27Kanji Miyamoto: International transfer prices and practices of Japanese companies, March 1986.
No.26Kazuhisa Ito: Corporate financing & financial policies in Korea & Taiwan, February 1986.
No.25Wilaiwan Wannitikul:International conflicts on trade and investment Thailand-Japan aspect, December 1985.
No.24Isao Ohashi: Wage and employment adjustments and the efficiency wage hypothesis ― An application to the Japanese manufacturing industries, August 1985.
No.23Tsuneo Iida: What is really unique about the Japanese economy? August 1985.
No.22Tsuneo Iida:International economic conflicts and Japan, July 1985.
No.21Fumihiko Adachi: Trade, growth and international economic conflicts, March 1985.
No.20Masahiro Imao: Japan-U.S. trade friction regarding services ― A study of the fin ancial, air transportation and restauraunt & catering industries, December 1984.
No.19Maung Maung Lwin:An econometric approach to urbanization, age, education and internal migration ― A cross-sectional analysis (Theory and reality in Japanese case), November 1984.
No.18Tsuneo Iida: The challenge of affluence, August 1984.
No.17Nobuhito Takeuchi; Masaichi Mizuno: Economic and political factors affecting budgetary decisions in Japan, March 1984.
No.16Tamiki Kishida: Decision‐making process and organization structure in Japanese management, January 1984.
No.15Jun’ichi Senda: The decision‐making process of the Japanese monetary policy ―In the case of bank rate policy, January 1984.
No.14Karl‐Heinz Schmidt: Robotization in small scale industry of Japan and West ‐Germany ― A comparative study with special reference to employment, December 1983.
No.13Yosifusa Naito: Increase of Asian NICs exports of manufactures and its impact On the division of labour with Japan in manufactured goods, December 1983.
No.12Yvon Gasse: The process of acquisition of new technologies by small and medium firms ― A Model, July 1983.
No.11Tsuneo Iida: Trade frictions between Japan and other developed economies ― An overview, March 1983.
No.10Maung Maung Lwin: Burmese urbanization ― An overview, February 1983.
No.9Yoshikuni Ohnishi: Multinational corporations from developing countries ― Emergence of new powers in the world economy, October 1982.
No.8Il‐Gon Kim: Trade imblance and economic cooperation between Korea and Japan, September 1982.
No.7Toshihiko Toda:An international comparison of business failures, July 1982.
No.6Eiji Ogawa: A study on learning process ― Focusing on the application process of industrial robots in Japan’s small manufacturing enterprises, May 1982.
No.5Kunihiro Jojima: Die heutigen Nord‐Nord‐Konflikte als Problem des Freihandels ― Eine Stellungnahme, March 1982.
No.4Hiroshi Fujise: Japan’s historical position in the world trade 1900‐1940, March 1982.
No.3Eiji Ogawa: A study of Japanese direct investment, March 1982.
No.2Tsuneo Iida:Public finance and cultural factors in economic growth in Japan, September 1981
No.1Tsuneo Iida:Concept and possibility of the pacific community, September 1981.