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Understanding the Normalization of the Japanese Economy
Asian Economic Policy Review, Volume 20, Issue 2, Page 187-202, July 2025.ABSTRACT This paper focuses on three aspects of the Japanese economy that deviated from “normalcy”—unconventional monetary policy, unsustainable fiscal policy, and declining growth and productivity. Non‐normality in Japan has developed over the past few decades, but has become more prominent during the Abenomics years starting in 2013.
Takatoshi Ito
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Business Strategy and the Environment, Volume 34, Issue 2, Page 2449-2468, February 2025.ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to bridge the gap between conventional assumptions of legitimacy and voluntary disclosure theories and current practices of corporate nonfinancial reporting. The analysis conducts regressions using data on 244 Japanese companies in 2019 to clarify whether the triadic relationship between a company's nonfinancial ...
Kimitaka Nishitani +2 more
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Complexity, Volume 2025, Issue 1, 2025.Some complex systems (e.g., an ecosystem) in direct contact with an environment can be assigned the temperature of the environment. Other complex systems, such as human beings, can maintain a core temperature of 36.5°C in environments with different temperatures, at least for a short period of time.
Peter Tsung-Wen Yen +2 more
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Abenomics and the Japanese Economy
East Asian Policy, 2014 Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe regained power in end 2012. Almost simultaneously, Japan's economy started flourishing. Abe proclaims that his new economic policy called Abenomics is responsible for the growth. Since many factors account for the current economic boom, it is uncertain how much comes from Abenomics. It is, however, quite certain that
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Raising an Inflation Target: The Japanese Experience with Abenomics [PDF]
International Finance Discussion Papers, 2016 This paper draws from Japan’s recent monetary experiment to examine the effects of an increase in the inflation target during a liquidity trap. We review Japanese data and examine through a VAR model how macroeconomic variables respond to an identified inflation target shock.
Andrea De Michelis, Matteo Iacoviello
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Is Japan a Pioneer in High Technology Exports? [PDF]
Romanian Economic Journal, 2019 One of the most powerful economies in the global economic system is Japan. Nowadays the global economic system is facing many economic and political challenges.
Spyros Roukanas, Emmanouil Karakostas
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Japanese Economy in 2012-2013. The New Economic Policy
Ежегодник Япония, 2022 S. Abe declared a program of renewal of economic policies and offered a number of new guidelines for the nation. The “New Deal” is badly needed because Japan has lost leadership in Pacific Asia after two decades of price deflation and economic stagnation.
E. Leontieva
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Employing the concept of techno-governance to analyse the field of biomedical engineering in Japan
Global Perspectives on Japan, 2017 This paper approaches the field of biomedical engineering in Japan, which is hallmarked by several contradictions. Medical devices are one of the leading technologies.
Susanne Brucksch
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Abenomics and Energy Efficiency in Japan
Asia-Pacific Journal, 2013 A signal flaw in Japan's much-debated “Abenomics” package of economic policies is the failure to include ambitious goals and fiscal support for energy efficiency. Many question whether Japanese PM Abe Shinzo's YEN 10.3 trillion fiscal stimulus and other measures will lift Japan from recession and deflation. But as this article will show, only a program
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Transborders, 2023 Aging population is a serious challenge for the Japanese Government. The increasing proportion of the elderly in the population and slower population growth are the basic reasons behind Japan's aging population.
Fitri Sholihin
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