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Theorie 23 Theory 23 Japan 15 Social security 11 Economic growth 9 Borrowing constraint 8 Endogenous growth 8 Overlapping generations 8 China 7 Japanese Economic History 7 Overlapping Generations 7 Political economy 7 Unemployment 7 Voting 7 political economy 7 Game theory 6 Innovation 6 Public education 6 Spieltheorie 6 Welfare 6 endogenous growth 6 overlapping generations 6 real options 6 Börsenkurs 5 Economic Growth 5 Experiment 5 Government debt 5 Inequality 5 R&D 5 Share price 5 Tax competition 5 Technology transfer 5 Wage inequality 5 Willingness to pay 5 Zahlungsbereitschaftsanalyse 5 economic growth 5 foreign direct investment 5 inequality 5 Coronavirus 4 Corporate governance 4
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Free 397
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Book / Working Paper 508
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Arbeitspapier 55 Graue Literatur 55 Non-commercial literature 55 Working Paper 55
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English 279 Undetermined 200 Japanese 27 Dutch 1 Chinese 1
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Ono, Tetsuo 42 Arawatari, Ryo 29 Tsutsui, Yoshiro 23 Fukushige, Mototsugu 22 Futagami, Koichi 21 Yamamoto, Kazuhiro 15 Horii, Ryo 13 Mino, Kazuo 12 Sato, Yasuhiro 12 Iwaisako, Tatsuro 11 Sasaki, Masaru 11 Miyakoshi, Tatsuyoshi 10 Nishihara, Michi 9 Sekiguchi, Tomoki 9 Urai, Ken 9 Wan, Junmin 9 Hirayama, Kenjiro 8 Takatsuki, Yasuo 8 Hori, Takeo 7 Kitamura, Hiroshi 7 Nakabayashi, Masaki 7 Tanaka, Hitoshi 7 Hashimoto, Yoshizo 6 Honda, Yuzo 6 Kawata, Keisuke 6 Maebayashi, Noritaka 6 Maruyama, Akiko 6 Miyaoka, Akira 6 Morimoto, Keiichi 6 Ohnishi, Masamitsu 6 Osaki, Yusuke 6 Oya, Kosuke 6 Shen, Junyi 6 Shirai, Izumi 6 Tanaka, Takanori 6 Ishiguro, Shingo 5 Ishikawa, Noriko 5 Mizukami, Hideki 5 Nakamoto, Yasuhiro 5 Svento, Rauli 5
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Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University 444 Oulun yliopisto / Pohjois-Suomen tutkimuslaitos 1
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Discussion Papers in Economics and Business 445 Discussion papers in economics and business 52 Taloustieteellisiä keskustelualoitteita 8 Discussion Papers In Economics And Business 2021 1 Osaka University Discussion Papers in Economics and Business Working Paper 1 Osaka University, Graduate School of Economics and Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP), Approach, Discussion Papers in Economics and Business, 12-10 1
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RePEc 444 ECONIS (ZBW) 64
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The Life of a Mariner in Eighteenth-Century Bristol: A Case Study of Higher-Value Probate Inventories
Okabe, Yoshihiko - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
Anyone studying the eighteenth-century probate inventories of Bristol soon notices that the largest occupation group was mariner. However, as an occupation, mariner is exceedingly difficult to define and understand. The purpose of this paper is to reveal what the job of a mariner was by...
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The Leading Indicator Property of the Term Spread and the Monetary Policy Factors in Japan
Nakaota, Hiroshi; Fukuta, Yuichi - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
Many studies have observed the leading indicator property of the term spread (LIPTS), which indicates that the term spread\the difference between long- and short-term interest rates\has information on future economic conditions. We examine whether this property is related to monetary policy or...
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Urban laboring poor against Infant Mortality at Osaka city of the early 20th century : Who saved babies?
Higami, Emiko; Tomobe, Kenichi; Hanashima, Makoto - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
The average infant mortality rate (IMR) was 155.4 in rural areas in Japan, and IMR in Osaka city was 231.6 during 1906 to 1910. The outstanding level of IMR in Osaka city might have been influenced by somewhat negative urban factors, which we can call the gurban penalty.h Dr. Hiroshi Maruyama...
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Analyzing the impact of labor market integration
Kawata, Keisuke; Nakajima, Kentaro; Sato, Yasuhiro - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
We develop a competitive search model involving multiple regions, geographically mobile work- ers, and moving costs. Equilibrium mobility patterns are analyzed and characterized, indicating that shocks to a particular region, such as a productivity shock, can propagate to other regions through...
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Indeterminacy and utility-generating government spending under balanced-budget fiscal policies
Hori, Takeo; Maebayashi, Noritaka - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
We reexamine indeterminacy and utility-generating public spending under balanced- budget rules in a simple one-sector growth model. The introduction of consumption tax (subsidy) as well as subsidies for savings and labor modify indeterminacy con- ditions in the existing studies. We show that if...
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Long-Run Fiscal Multiplier for Autonomous Prefectures in China
Shi, Yingxin; Fukushige, Mototsugu - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
We overcome the problems of data availability and investigate the fiscal multipliers in autonomous prefectures in China. We first estimate the long-run elasticity of gross regional production with respect to fiscal expenditure in autonomous prefectures, using autoregressive distributed lag...
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Intergovernmental Fiscal Relationships in China: A Simple Model Based on the Nonsymmetric Nash Solution
Fukushige, Mototsugu; Shi, Yingxin - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
We propose a new empirical approach to analyzing fiscal decentralization and apply it to Chinese intergovernmental fiscal relationships between the central government and provincial governments. In calculating budgetary revenue and expenditure shares, we include extra budgetary revenue and...
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Economic geography, endogenous fertility, and agglomeration
Morita, Tadashi; Yamamoto, Kazuhiro - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
In this paper, we construct an interregional trade model that has en- dogenous fertility rates in the manner of Helpman and Krugman (1985). The presented model shows that fertility rates in a large region become lower than those in a small region because of the agglomeration of man- ufacturing...
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The relationship between an electricity supply ceiling and economic growth: An application of disequilibrium modeling to Taiwan
Fukushige, Mototsugu; Yamawaki, Hiroshige - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
Using a disequilibrium model, we investigate the relationship between the supply constraint of electricity generation capacity and electricity demand in Taiwan. We find that electricity consumption faced supply constraints in Taiwan between 1959 and 1972, but that after 1973 generation capacity...
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Relationship-specific Investment as a Barrier to Entry
Kitamura, Hiroshi; Miyaoka, Akira; Sato, Misato - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2013
In this paper, we construct an interregional trade model that has en- dogenous fertility rates in the manner of Helpman and Krugman (1985). The presented model shows that fertility rates in a large region become lower than those in a small region because of the agglomeration of man- ufacturing...
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