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1. Bank underwriting of corporate bonds: Evidence from Japan after 1994

Hamao, Yasushi; Hoshi, Takeo
1997
Reports
EconomicsCommerce

2. BIS capital regulations and Japanese banks' bad loan problems

Marsh, Terry A.; Paul, Jean-Michel
1997
Reports
EconomicsCommerce

3. Can an American entrepreneur work for a Japanese company and be effective and happy?

Weinig, Sheldon
1997
Reports
Economics

4. Changing firm boundaries in Japanese auto parts supply networks

Ahmadjian, Christina L.; Lincoln, James R.
1997
Reports
EconomicsCommerce

5. Comments on Japanese economic policy

Kuwayama, Patricia H.
1997
Reports
Economics

6. Commodity bundling in Japanese non-life insurance: Savings-type products as self-selection mechanism

Wallner, Klaus
1997
Reports
EconomicsCommerce

7. Competition policy in communications industries: New antitrust approaches

Pitofsky, Robert
1997
Reports
Economics

8. Credit channels and the small firm sector in Japan

Kuwayama, Patricia H.
1997
Reports
EconomicsCommerce

9. Financial Control through Japan's Main Bank System and the Japanese Accounting System: The Past and the Future

Okada, Ellie
1997
Reports
FinanceBanks and banking

10. How the Japanese financial system and its main bank system have dealt with generic issues of financial development

Patrick, Hugh T.
1997
Reports
EconomicsFinance

11. Implicit contracts between regulator and firms: The case of Japanese casualty insurance

Wallner, Klaus
1997
Reports
EconomicsCommerce

12. International automobile production: How will firms compete in the 21st century?

Keller, Maryann
1997
Reports
Economics

13. Is there private information in the FX market? The Tokyo experiment

Ito, Takatoshi; Lyons, Richard K.; Mann, Michael T.
1997
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EconomicsCommerce

14. Japanese auto parts supply networks and the governance of interfirm exchange

Ahmadjian, Christina L.
1997
Reports
EconomicsCommerce

15. Japan's capitalism in systemic transformation

Miyoshi, Masaya
1997
Reports
Economics

16. Japan's "super" Big Bang: Hashimoto's make-or-break gamble

Kanzaki, Yasuo
1997
Reports
Economics

17. Network affiliation and supplier performance in the Japanese automotive industry

Ahmadjian, Christina L.
1997
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EconomicsCommerce

18. Postal banking in the United States and Japan: A comparative analysis

Kuwayama, Patricia H.
1997
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EconomicsCommerce

19. Study on the interactive approach between insurance and capital markets for catastrophe risks

Goto, Shigeyuki
1997
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EconomicsCommerce

20. The challenges before industrialized countries

Nagatomi, Yuichiro
1997
Reports
Economics

21. The history and future of Japanese management

Nagano, Takeshi
1997
Reports
Economics

22. The main bank system and corporate investment: An empirical reassessment

Hayashi, Fumio
1997
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EconomicsCommerce

23. The US-Japanese stake in a free and open Asian capital market

Summers, Lawrence H.
1997
Reports
Economics

24. The yen and the dollar: Irrational exuberance?

Kubarych, Roger M.
1997
Reports
Economics

25. The yen, the dollar and the euro

Kaufman, Henry
1997
Reports
Economics

26. Update on Japanese bad debt restructuring

Shiota, Yoshinobu
1997
Reports
EconomicsCommerce