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E-Series（2025.7-　　）

No.	Author(s)	Title	Date
E26-2	Satoshi TAKAHASHI, Keiko YAMAGUCHI	Implementation and Evaluation of Marketing Science Education in a Simulation Environment	2026.3
E26-1	Yuko Asami	Recognition of Internally Generated Goodwill	2026.2
E25-7	Yuko Asami	Accounting Treatment for Goodwill	2025.11
E25-6	Toshiki Tamai	Tax Competition and Wealth Distribution	2025.11
E25-5	Koji Kitaura, Toshiki Tamai and Daisuke Miyashita	Government Expenditure Composition, Economic Growth, and Welfare under Aging Democracy	2025.10
E25-4	NAKAYA Nobuhiko	What was Common Prosperity in Huaxi Village?	2025.9

E-Series（2012.10-2025.6）

No.	Author(s)	Title	Date
E25-3	Mario J. Crucini, Mototsugu Shintani and Takayuki Tsuruga	A Behavioral Explanation for the Puzzling Persistence of the Aggregate Real Exchange Rate	2025.5
E25-2	Yuya Kikuchi, Toshiki Tamai and Yaqi Wang	Equilibrium Leadership in Tax Competition: The Role of Capital-Labor Substitution/Complement	2025.4
E25-1	Toshiki Tamai and Yaqi Wang	Government Expenditure Composition and Long-Run Economic Growth in the Aging Democracy	2025.2
E24-4	Toshiki Tamai	Public Inputs, Factor Complements, and Fiscal Competition	2024.12
E24-3	Hikaru Ogawa and Wenming Wang	Taxing platforms or suppliers?	2024.10
E24-2	Akihiko Yanase Hiroshi Kurata and Yaqiong Lin	Agreements on product standards in a three-country model of international oligopoly	2024.5
E24-1	Kanna Ito	The Liberalization of Capital Movements in Italy: 1947-1978	2024.3
E23-3	Juan-José Ganuza, Fernando Gómez and Makoto Hanazono	Pay for Performance in Procurement	2023.5
E23-2	Kanna Ito	The Rise and Fall of the “Entrepreneurial State” in Italy	2023.3
E23-1	Yuki 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	2023.1
E22-2	Yuya Kikuchi and Toshiki Tamai	Unemployment and Endogenous Choice on Tax Instruments in a Tax Competition Model: Unit Tax versus Ad Valorem Tax	2022.7
E22-1	Toshiki Tamai	Social Security, Economic Growth, and Social Welfare in an Overlapping Generations Model with Aggregate and Idiosyncratic Shocks	2022.3
E21-9	Asuka Yamaguchi	Timber Trade in Industrialization of Modern Asia	2021.11
E21-8	Kazutoshi Miyazawa	Higher education, performance pay, and the polarization of wages	2021.9
E21-7	Chitose Furukawa	Team learning in a global team: From the perspectives of network and attention theories	2021.9
E21-6	Hideki Endo and Kenichiro Chinen	Is “I Don’t Know” a Signal of Lack of Financial Knowledge?: Some Preliminary Findings	2021.8
E21-5	Noritaka Kudoh and Hiroaki Miyamoto	Robots and Unemployment	2021.6
E21-4	Noritaka Kudoh and Hiroaki Miyamoto	General Equilibrium Effects and Labor Market Fluctuations	2021.6
E21-3	Shinya FUJITA	Income inequality in terms of a Gini coefficient : A Kaleckian perspective	2021.4
E21-2	Toshiki Tamai	Tax Competition, Economic Growth, and Social Welfare	2021.2
E21-1	Takanori Adachi and Leer Bao	Chicago Price Theory Meets Imperfect Competition: A Conduct Parameter Approach	2021.2
E20-4	Toshiki Tamai and Yuya Kikuchi	Nash Equilibria in Models of Fiscal Competition with Unemployment	2020.11
E20-3	Toshiki Tamai and Akira Kamiguchi	Public Investment, National Debt, and Economic Growth: The Role of Debt Finance under Dynamic Inefficiency	2020.9
E20-2	Takanori Adachi	Structural 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”	2020.3
E20-1	Toshiki Tamai	Economic Growth, Equilibrium Welfare and Public Goods Provision with Intergenerational Altruism	2020.2
E19-12	Takanori Adachi and Mark J. Tremblay	Do Premium Payment Methods Increase Effective Retail Prices?	2019.9
E19-11	Takanori Adachi	Klein and Monti meet Weyl and Fabinger: Imperfect competition in the banking sector	2019.9
E19-10	Takanori Adachi	Galbraith meets Weyl and Fabinger: Countervailing power and imperfect competition in the retail market	2019.9
E19-9	Takanori Adachi	Robinson meets Weyl and Fabinger: Oligopsony and exploitation in general equilibrium	2019.9
E19-8	Akihiko Yanase and Makoto Tawada	A Two-country Model of Public Infrastructure Capital: Trade Patterns and Trade Gains in the Long Run	2019.8
E19-7	Takanori Adachi	Hong and Li meet Weyl and Fabinger: Modeling vertical structure by the conduct parameter approach	2019.8
E19-6	Takanori Adachi	Profit Sharing and the Imperfectly Competitive Product Market: A Conduct Parameter Approach	2019.8
E19-5	Akihiko Yanase and Yasuhiro Nakamoto	Pollution Externalities and Corrective Taxes in a Dynamic Small Open Economy	2019.6
E19-4	Satoru Kobori	From Shrine to Machine: The Industrial Change and Urbanization of Ota Special Ward,Tokyo,1900-1960	2019.6
E19-3	Toshiki Tamai and Gareth Myles	Unemployment, Tax Competition, and Tax Transfer Policy	2019.5
E19-2	Takanori Adachi and Mark J. Tremblay	Bargaining in Two-Sided Markets	2019.5
E19-1	Toshiki Tamai and Akira Kamiguchi	Deficit-Financed Public Investment, Economic Growth, and Welfare in an Overlapping Generations Model	2019.4
E18-1	Yoshinori Kigoshi	Labor Management System in Fushun Coal Mines under the South Manchurian Railway Company	2018.9
E17-7	Takanori Adachi	Price Elasticity and Pass-Through in the Nash Bargaining Solution in a Distribution Channel	2017.9
E17-6	Sayaka Oki,Shinichiro Kumagaya,Akiko Shimizu,Tomotake Kinoshita,Satsuki Ayaya,Ryoji Hoshika,Masaki Nakamura and Naoyuki Okochi	Interim Report on Questionnaire Survey for Diversity in Research Environment: Disability, Gender, Sexuality and Young Researchers	2017.9
E17-5	Takanori Adachi and Michal Fabinger	Output and Welfare Implications of Oligopolistic Third-Degree Price Discrimination	2017.8
E17-4	Takanori Adachi	On the Possibility of an Unsuccessful Merger: Implications from Stock Market and Retail Scanner Data	2017.7
E17-3	Takanori Adachi	Vertical Integration and Common Agency: An Empirical Analysis of the U.S. Carbonated Soft Drink Industry	2017.7
E17-2	Noritaka Kudoh, Hiroaki Miyamoto and Masaru Sasaki	Employment and Hours over the Business Cycle in a Model with Search Frictions	2017.5
E17-1	Akihiko Yanase and Hiroshi Kurata	Determination and Harmonization of Product Standards in a Free Trade Agreement	2017.4
E16-10	Takanori Adachi and Michal Fabinger	Multi-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)	2016.12 (Revised version, 2017.3)
E16-9	Toshiki Tamai and Koji Kitaura	Long-Run Growth and Welfare in an Endogenous Growth Model with Productive Public Goods and Spillover Effects	2016.11
E16-8	Lijun PAN	The Impacts of Agricultural Public Infrastructure on Urban Unemployment and Social Welfare: A General Equilibrium Analysis	2016.10
E16-7	Ryo Arawatari, Hisako Komiyama, Takahiro Tsukamoto and Jiro Nemoto	Construction of Input-Output Tables at the City Level for Aichi Prefecture	2016.9
E16-6	Ava Cas and Eiji Mangyo	Arsenic Contaminated Groundwater and the Socioeconomic-Gradient in Child Health:Evidence from the Arsenic Mitigation Campaign in Bangladesh	2016.8
E16-5	Shinya Fujita	Who Should Bear the Pain of Price Competition?　A Kaleckian Approach	2016.7
E16-4	Takanori Adachi and Ryo Kato	Gender Differences in Extended Warranty Purchases:The Case of Electronic Products	2016.7
E16-3	Lijun Pan and Makoto Hanazono	Is a Big Entrant a Threat to Incumbents? :The Role of Demand Substitutability in Competition among the Big and the Small	2016.5(Revised version, 2017.8)
E16-2	Takanori Adachi and Takanori Hisada	Gender Gap in Start-up Activities	2016.2
E16-1	Ching-Yang Lin	The Effects of Skill-biased Partial Labor Reforms on the Macroeconomic Outcomes	2016.2
E15-8	Maria Martin-Rodriguez	A Dynamic Monopoly with Experience Goods and Risk-Averse Consumers	2015.12
E15-7	Sun Yongping	Target Responsibility System and CO2 Emissions Convergence: Mechanism and Empirical Test	2015.11
E15-6	Akihiko Yanase and Masafumi Tsubuku	Trade Costs and Welfare-worsening Free Trade Agreement	2015.10
E15-5	Hikaru Ogawa and Taiki Susa	Municipal Merger and Tax Competition	2015.7
E15-4	Hikaru Ogawa and Akira Kamiguchi	Public Capital Accumulation, Income Transfers,and Fiscal Sustainability	2015.5
E15-3	Kazumine Kondo	Do Branch Expansions by Credit Associations Influence Their Performances? The Case of Tokai Region	2015.4
E15-2	Akihiko Yanase	se On the Provision of International Public Goods in a Dynamic Global Economy	2015.4
E15-1		missing number
E14-15	Yoshihiko Kadoya and Mostafa Khan	The Role of Gender in Long-Term Care for Older Parents: Evidence from India	2015.2(Revised version, 2015.5)
E14-14	Takanori Adachi and Takeshi Ebina	The Welfare Effects of Oligopolistic Third-Degree Price Discrimination When Own and Cross Price Elasticities Are Constants	2014.12
E14-13	Takanori Adachi	Entrepreneurship, Financial Intermediation,and Inequality	2014.12
E14-12	Takanori Adachi and Takeshi Ebina	Linear Demand Systems with Differentiated Products Are Inconsistent with the Representative Consumer Approach	2014.12
E14-11	Koji Yoneda and Tadashi Minagawa	Job Destruction and Coordination Failures in Labor Turnover	2014.12
E14-10	Koji Yoneda and Tadashi Minagawa	Specificity and Economic Performance	2014.12
E14-9	Satoru Kobori	Development of energy conservation technology in Japan, 1920～1970: specific examination of energy intensive industries and energy conservation policy	2014.11
E14-8	Yoshihiko Kadoya and Philip Bryer	Chinese Business Ethics and Regional Differences:Evidence from Micro-data in Six Major Cities	2014.6
E14-7	HU Dan and KATO Ryo	Auditor Size as a Measure for Audit Quality:A Japanese Study	2014.4
E14-6	OKIMOTO Madoka	International Price Competition among Food Industries Affected by Income, Population and Biased Preference of Consumers	2014.4（Revised version, 2014.12）
E14-5	NAKAYA Nobuhiko	Islamic Business in China :Halal Noodle House, Tibet Business, and Islamic Banking	2014.3
E14-4	Eiji Mangyo	Is a Daughter Really Like Water Spilled on the Ground? Adult Children’s Gender, Filial Support, and Parental Mortality in Rural China	2014.2
E14-3	Hikaru Ogawa and Taiki Susa	Strategic Delegation in Asymmetric Tax and Competition	2014.2
E14-2		missing number
E14-1	Tatsuto Yukihara and Quan Bai	Development of Low Carbon Economy in China	2014.2
E13-8	Mitsuyoshi Yanagihara,Akihiko Kaneko,Ai Sakai	Golden Rule, Non-distortional Tax and Governmental Transfer	2013.12
E13-7	Eri Yamada and Tetsu Kawakami	Assessing Dynamic Externalities from a Cluster Perspective:The Case of the Motor Metropolis in Japan	2013.8
E13-6	Toshiki Kodera and Wenjiao Che	Product differentiation and advertising in multiple markets	2013.7
E13-5	Hikaru Ogawa and Shun-ichiro Bessho	Fiscal Adjustment in Japanese Municipalities	2013.7（Revised version, 2014.2）
E13-4	Nobuyoshi Yamori,Kei Tomimura and Kenya Takaku	How Do Financial Institutions and Regional Governments Address to Support and Strengthen Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in the Tokai Region? : A Survey Result	2013.4
E13-3	Hikaru Ogawa and Mizuki Komura	Pension and the Family	2013.4（Revised version, 2013.10）
E13-2	Xiaochun Li, Yuanting Xu and Dianshuang Wang	Environment and Labor Transfer of Skilled Labor and Unskilled Labor between Sectors	2013.3
E13-1	Park Manbong	The Association of North East Asia Regional Governments ：The results and Prospects	2013.2
E12-5	Nobuyoshi Yamori,Kazumine Kondo,Kei Tomimura and Yuko Shindo	Japanese Banking Regulations under a Series of Financial Crises Since the 1990s	2012.10
E12-4	Nobuyoshi Yamori	Effects of the SME Financing Facilitation Act and Agendas for Regional Financial Policy -Based on a Survey Research on SME Finance-	2012.10
E12-3	Sayaka Nakamura	Determinants of Contraceptive Choice among Japanese Women: Ten Years after the Pill Approval	2012.10
E12-2	Sayaka Nakamura	Parental Income and Child Health in Japan	2012.10（Revised version,2013.4）

E-Series（2004.6-2012.1）

No.	Subject	Abstract	Paper	Comment & Discussion
E12-1	Satoru KOBORI: Development of the Japanese Energy Saving Technology during 1920-1960 : The Iron and Steel Industry,January 2012
E11-1	Hikaru Ogawa and Junichi Nagami:Partial Coordination in Local Debt Policies,January 2011
E10-2	Hikaru Ogawa，Koji Kitaura and Sayaka Yakita:Multiple Equilibria arising from the Donor’s Aid Policy in Economic Development,August 2010
E10-1	Kenji Nozaki: Cross-Industry Exchange Activities: Suggestion for Industrial Cluster Projects,January 2010	(85KB)	(372KB)	(124KB)
E08-2	Kenji Nozaki: Japan’s Economic Structural Reform: Regulatory Reform and Special Zones for Structural Reform,December 2008	(26KB)	(560KB)	(31KB)
E08-1	Lihua Han and Hikaru Ogawa: Partial Privatization, Technology Spillovers,and Foreign Ownership Restriction,July 2008	(36KB)	(915KB)	(43KB)
E07-3	Lihua Han and Hikaru Ogawa: Partial Privatization and Market-Opening Policies: A Mixed Oligopoly Approach,June 2007	(29KB)	(159KB)	(27KB)
E07-2	Donglan Xu: Impacts of Environmental Regulation on Technical Efficiency and Productivity Loss in China,March 2007	(12KB)	(319KB)	(12KB)
E07-1	Toshiki Tamai: Fiscal and Monetary Policy in an Endogenous Growth Model with Public Capital,February 2007	(56KB)	(280KB)	(33KB)
E06-1	DAPENG CAI and JIE LI: Causes,effects,and prevention of agent corruption in Chinese SOEs,February 2006	(21KB)	(593KB)	(17KB)
E05-7	Shin Kawai: Coordination Failure under Perfect Competition:A Micro Foundation of Keynes-type Consumption Function,July 2005	(59KB)	(188KB)	(12KB)
E05-6	Mitsuyoshi Yanagihara: The Strong Transfer Paradox in an Overlapping Generations Framework,July 2005	(26KB)	(365KB)	(13KB)
E05-5	Hikaru Ogawa and Keisuke Kawachi: Role of Spillover in the Repeated Interaction Model of Tax Competition,May 2005	(16KB)	(156KB)	(32KB)
E05-4	Nobuyoshi Yamori,Narunto Nishigaki: Recent Developments of Digital Cash Projects in Japan,April 2005	(14KB)	(271KB)	(13KB)
E05-3	Nobuyoshi Yamori,Kozo Harimaya and Yoshihiro Asai: Recent Development of Information Technology inJapanese Banks,April 2005	(15KB)	(190KB)	(13KB)
E05-2	Nobuyoshi Yamori: Contemporary Monetary Policy and Financial System Issues of Japan,April 2005	(13KB)	(408KB)	(13KB)
E05-1	Hideya Kato and Mitsuyoshi Yanagihara: Capital Income Tax Evasion and Welfare Levels in an Overlapping Generations Model,January 2005	(11KB)	(631KB)	(12KB)
E04-4	Hikaru Ogawa: Tax Competition, Spillovers, and Subsidies,September 2004	(11KB)	(631KB)	(12KB)
E04-3	OGAWA Hikaru and TAMAI Toshiki: Tax Competition and Regional Trade Union ,September 2004	(11KB)	(163KB)	13KB)
E04-2	Tadashi Minagawa and Shin Kawai Equilibrium Price Dispersion in a Model of Discount Competition,September 2004	(10KB)	(525KB)	(31KB)
E04-1	Nobuyoshi Yamori and Ayami Kobayashi:Wealth Effect of Public Fund Injections to Ailing Banks: Do Deferred Tax Assets and Auditing Firms Matter? ,June 2004	(17KB)	(77KB)	(11KB)

No.	Subject	Abstract	Paper	Comment & Discussion
No.187	KATO Mariko:The Role of Migration and Remittances in a Growing Economy:Perspectives on Social classes in Rural India and Bihar,July 2012
No.186	Annika STYCZYNSKI:HISTORICAL BENEFIT AND CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABLE (LOW CARBON) URBAN TRANSPORT IN JAPAN ,March 2012（Revised version,September 2012）
No.185	Takenori TANAKA:Development of International Division of Labour in the Asian Automobile Industry: Lessons from the East Japan Earthquake for a robust Supply Chain ,March 2012
No.184	Hideko Sakurai:Social Rationality of Islamic Management:Reevaluation of Relationship-Oriented Management ,March 2012
No.183	NGUYEN Phuc Hien:China’ s Exchange Rate Policy and International Competitiveness ( Export ) 1994-2005 :IS IT A LESSON FOR VIETNAM ? ,August 2011
No.182	Nguyen Thi Bich Ha:Strategic Economic Partnership between Vietnam and Japan:Current State, Challenges and Measures to Promote Trade and Investment Relations,July 2011
No.181	Kavoos MOHANNAK:Diversity in Managing Knowledge: A Cultural Approach,February 2011
No.180	KAGAMI Mitsuyuki: Development Policy and Slogan of Harmonious Society”in Modern China,December 2010
No.179	Nguyen Thi QUY: Developing Vietnam’s financial market:Using examples from Japanese experience,December 2010
No.178	Vamsi Vakulabharanam Does Class Matter? Class Structure and Worsening Inequality in India during the Era of Economic Reforms,August 2009	Not available online
No.177	KOJO 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
No.176	Seh-Jin CHANG: A Generalization of the Revelation Principle in an Informationally Decentralized Economy,March 2009
No.175	Eiichi Sekine: The Pension System and Business Environment in China,March 2009
No.174	NIU Zhanwen: Lean Design and Management for Manufactoring Enterprise Lifecycle,March 2009
No.173	Chikashi KISHIMOTO: The Development of Industrial Cluster and Firm-Level Strategy:A Case Study of the Taiwanese IC Industry, March 2009
No.172	Tokumaru Norio: Governance at the development workplace in the Japanese software companies,March 2009
No.171	Phouphet Kyophilavong: Evaluation of Macroeconomic Policy in Laos,March 2009
No.170	Zhang Jifeng: International Cooperation between Japanese and Chinese Automobile Industries,March 2009
No.169	Zhang Juwei: Economic Growth and Employment in China -Pursuing for Flexicurity in Labor Markets-,March 2009
No.168	Mang Jing-shi: Competition among Regional Governments under the Fiscal Federalism of China and Toyota’s North-South Dual Administration,September 2008	(68KB)	(406KB)	(66KB)
No.167	Hu Pei: Impact on Chinese Economic Growth from Information Technology Investment,February 2008	(195KB)	(585KB)	(66KB)
No.166	Kong Zhaojun: The Research on the Simulation Method in Public Management Decision Support System,February 2008	(221KB)	(347KB)	(68KB)
No.165	Ivica Veza: Restructuring of the Croatian Shipbuilding Industry,February 2008	(56KB)	(419KB)	(61KB)
No.164	ZHENG Haidong: A Study on the Research and Development of Enterprise in China: What is Overlooked about Introduction of Foreign Investment,July 2007	(118KB)	(697KB)	(47KB)
No.163	Jungdong Park: Northeast Asia and the Trends of the 21st Century:An Essay on the Northeast Asian Community,June 2007	Not available online
No.162	Mitsuo YAMADA: Inter-regional Input-Output Analysis between Aichi Prefecture, Japan and Coastal Regions of China,May 2007	(35KB)	(355KB)	(51KB)
No.161	Yuko Arayama, Jong Moo Kim and Ayal Kimhi: Determinants of Income Inequality among Korean Farm Households,November 2006	(30KB)	(458KB)	(40KB)
No.160	Ferdinand C. Maquito: Diversity in ODA: An Examination of ADB’s Individual Identity,October 2006	(16KB)	(920KB)	(16KB)
No.159	Yang DongLiang: Construction of an East Asian Community and the Choices of China and Japan,August 2006		(573KB)	(53KB)
No.158	Shin’ichi KAWAI: Trend of Reforming Corporate Governance in East Asia,August 2006	(16KB)	(920KB)	(16KB)
No.157	Koichi Ishikawa: East Asia FTA & Trade between Japan and China in Major Industries,May 2006	(46KB)	(586kB)	(36KB)
No.156	Inchul Kim: Exchange Rate Policy Coordination Among China, Japan, and Korea,September 2005	(12KB)	(250kB)	(14KB)
No.155	Akifumi Kuchiki: Effectiveness of the Flowchart Approach to Industrial Cluster Policy in Asia,July 2005	(15KB)	(962KB)	(13KB)
No.154	Tran Van Hoa: Small and Medium Enterprises in Thua Thien HueProvince, Central Vietnam: Analysis of the Survival and Growing Cases,July 2005	(14KB)	(399KB)	(16KB)
No.153	Sueo SUDO: Asean at The Third Transition: Groping for a New Regionalism in East Asia,March 2005	(16KB)	(371kB)	(17KB)
No.152	Peter Lee U: A Tale of Two (Philippine) Industries, January 2005	(40KB)	(1220kB)	(17KB)
No.151	Fwu-Ranq Chang: Optimal Growth and Impatience: A Phase Diagram Analysis, October 2004	(11KB)	(420kB)	(11KB)
No.150	LI Gang-Zhe: The Paradigm Change of Regional Cooperation in Northeast Asia and Financial Cooperation, October 2004	(10KB)	(134KB)	(13KB)
No.149	Makoto Nambara: The Beginning of the Thai Beer Industry:The Establishment of the Boonrawd Brewery Co., Ltd,September 2004	(39KB)	(1.0MB)	(14KB)
No.148	Wu Haiying: A Comprehensive Evaluation of and Policy Recommendation to Foreign Direct Investment Environments in Western China ,June 2004		(3.5MB)	(19KB)
No.147	Nanako Fujita: Gunnar Myrdal’s Theory of Cumulative Causation Revisited,April 2004	(9KB)	(58KB)	(10KB)
No.146	Chayan VADDHANAPHUTI: Discourses on Thai Village Community in the Context of Southeast Asian Modernization,August 2003		(119KB)	(7KB)
No.145	Tadashi Minagawa,Shin Kawai: Cyclical Price Movements in an Atomistic Market,August 2003	(24KB)	(831KB)	(7KB)
No.144	Jeanne H YAMAMURA,Yvonne STEDHAM and Michimasa SATOH: Accountants in Japan: The Relevance of Organizational Factors to Job Satisfaction,June 2003	(20KB)	(58KB)	(7KB)
No.143	Jeanne H YAMAMURA,Michimasa SATOH and Yvonne STEDHAM: Changing Dimensions of National Culture in Japan:Applying the Hofstede Framework,June 2003	(22KB)	(106KB)	(8KB)

No.	Subject
No.142	Yasuhiro TAKARADA and Makoto TAWADA：Optimal Foreign Aid and Altruistic Behavior
No.141	Fan Conglai：Research on the Correlation of Deflation and Shrinking Money Supply．
No.140	J．Thomas Lindblad：Japanese Investment in Indonesia in Historical Perspective.
No.139	Hiroshi kakazu：Globalization and Regional Economy：Problems and Prospects of Growth Triangle (GT) Approach Okinawa as a Case Study．
No.138	Suranart Khamanarong：The marketing diversification of SMES administration in Thailand．
No.137	Preecha Kuwinpant：A study on SMES in Thailand：A general overview．
No.136	Takatoshi Tsukamoto：The conditions and problems of the medical insurance system in China．
No.135	Hikaru Ogawa：Distribution of household income within a non-cooperative family．
No.134	Paolo Mario Piacentini：Financial constraints and the real economy：a framework for the analysis of recent episodes of financial fragility．
No.133	Cao Fengqi：Issues on financing system for the small ＆ medium-sized enterprises in China．
No.132	Mohan,L．Lakhera：Declining share of Japanese investments in India during the nineties：possible causes and policy imperatives for arresting the decline．
No.131	Peter C. Y. Chow : What can be done after the Asian financial crisis.
No.130	Hitoshi Hirakawa : East Asia’s currency and economic crisis and the development of regional cooperation.
No.129	Mitsushige Nitta : The foundation of an enterprise as a knowledge creation process: focussing on the foundation of the technology-intensive firm.
No.128	Charles Chau-Fei Ou : Business formation in Japan, Taiwan and the United States – A comparative analysis.
No.127	Paolo 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.126	Chatthip Nartsupha :The theory of the School of Political Economy in historical studies of the Thai village communities,February 2001.
No.125	Hiroyasu Uemura: Demand, distribution and structural change A nonlinear model of neo-marxian and kaleckian accumulation theory, October 2000.
No.124	Akira Nishimori, Hikaru Ogawa:Regulation by Participation with capacity choice, September 2000.
No.123	Takao Ohkawa, Makoto Okamura, Makoto Tawada:Endogenous timing and welfare in the game of trade policies under international oligopoly, August 2000.
No.122	Nung Jin Kim: Korean firms’ research and development strategies, July 2000.
No.121	Yutan Li: Development and characteristics of China’s township-village industry, July 2000.
No.120	Katsuo Hiizumi: The past and present of Chinese economic area, March 2000.
No.119	Jaw-Yann TWU: The emergence of economically integrated regions in the Asia-Pacific, March 2000.
No.118	Tetsuji Kawamura: Reappraisal of structural changes of the U. S. economy in the 1980S From a perspective of transforming postwar Pax Americana, March 2000.
No.117	Hiroyasu Uemura: Growth, distribution and structural change in the Japanese economy: A study based on the institutional analysis, March 2000.
No.116	Thiery Ribault:Care services for the Japanese elderly: between family arrangements and market mechanisms, November 1999.
No.115	Wei Dapeng: Toward systematic construction of core competencies: Some lessons for development of Chinese enterprises, July 1999.
No.114	Yoshiki Kaneko:The Asian currency crisis 1998 and Malaysia’s response The impact on Malaysian’s political economy -, July 1999.
No.113	Hee-Cheol Moon:A comparative study of intellectual property management systems in Japan and Korea, July 1999.
No.112	Robert Boyer:Will the Japanese and the German innovation systems cope with the challenges of the XXIst century?, February 1999.
No.111	Yasuo Fukao:Central government intervention in local government in Indonesia in the 1990’S, February 1999.
No.110	Frank 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.109	Jiro Nemoto, Mika Goto: Dynamic data envelopment analysis: Modeling intertemporal behavior of a firm in the presence of productive inefficiencies, January 1999.
No.108	Wolfgang Klenner: Japan’s economy Coping with structural changes in east and Southeast Asia, January 1999.
No.107	Sthphen Nicholas, William Purcell: Do Japanese buyers learn? A longitudinal study of Japanese MNEs’ subcontracting with Australian suppliers, January 1999.
No.106	Chaiwoot CHAIPAN :Asean economies in transition and the role of tourism: Lessons from Thailand, September 1998.
No.105	Katsuya UE: An expansion of medium run macroeconomic dynamics, March 1998.
No.104	Jae Kie Park:A comparative study on management innovation of R&D centers in Japan, Korea and US., March 1998.
No.103	Tadashi Yagi; Noriko Furumatsu; Nobuhiro Okuno: Optimal allocation of inter regional educational public investment with threshold externality, March 1998.
No.102	Panos Mourdoukoutas: Do Japanese companies have a competitive strategy?, December 1997.
No.101	Toshio Yamada:Le capitalisme japonais et le compromis compagnie iste, August 1997.
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