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Technological Spillovers and Capital Mobility in a Two-Country Model of Economic Growthcal stance to the Japanese economic behavior in the world market tend to state that most of the significant contributions to the basic technological knowledge have been created by the US and European endeavors to R&D activities, and Japanese firms have simply used them without any substantial compen

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The Japanese Yen as an International Currency: Performance and Prospectsmple, by its proportions of world GDP, trade and capital movements. Japan has also emerged as the world’s largest net creditor country, having accumulated sizable current account surpluses in the second half of the 1980s and early 1990s. As a result the Japanese yen has appreciated dramatically sinc

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Consumption Function in the Short, Medium and Long Runs: The Japanese and U.S. Caseslar agenda in the discussion of Macroeconomics. The focus of the early controversy was placed on the reconciliation of the short- and long-run consumption functions, but the central interest of the recent literature has apparently shifted from this problem to the elaboration of the short-run, and me

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