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Productivity Gap and Economic Growth Under Increasing Returnshe nontraded good industries. While productivity discrepancy between the traded and nontraded good sectors is universally observed, the productivity gap in Japan has been the highest among the OECD countries.. This wide productivity difference may come from two sources. First, to cope with global co

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Environmental Externalities and Growthwhich a decentralized economy might successfully internalize environmental externalities. The standard analysis is of intragenerational conflict, the free-rider problem within a generation. See Varian (1995) and Bovenberg and de Mooij (1994) among others.

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International Adjustment Under Capital Mobilityprogress in information and communication technologies. Apparently, the world has entered the era of perfect capital mobility and flexible exchange rates first envisaged by financial theorists such as Mundell (1960) and Fleming (1959) a long time ago. With the globalization of financial transactions

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The Structure of Risks and the Portfolio of Pension Funds74 and the related rules have strengthened or intensified such standard levels. A regulatory body have requested the assessment of pension liabilities more severely and the shortening of the term of redemption. The minimum funding standard is the basis for such rules and regulations, which intends t

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Emerging Markets in History:the United States,Japan,and Argentinas are falling, and as a consequence more and more nations are “vemerging” as players in the world economy, these are important questions. This essay attempts to answer them as an economic historian might, that is, by studying and comparing several emerging markets of the past. The economic historian

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