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This paper introduces asymmetric central bank forecasting into the standard New Keynesian model within the context of robust control theory. Asymmetric forecasting expresses policymakersf reservations about economic forecasts, and the degree of their reservations is reflected as an asymmetric...
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This paper develops an overlapping generations model in which agents make educational and fertility decisions under life-cycle considerations, and retirement from work is distinguished from death. This model sheds light on a novel mechanism that links life expectancy, retirement, education,...
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In this paper, we employ a cointegration approach to empirically analyze consumer behavior related to service expenditure in Japan. The model we employ is a CRRA utility function considering service and non-durable expenditures. The ratio of service expenditure reached 50% in the 1980s in Japan,...
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The problem of how to stabilize the financial system has attracted considerable attention since the global financial crisis of 2007-2009. Recently, Beal et al. (2011, gIndividual versus systemic risk and the regulatorfs dilemmah, Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 108: 12647-12652) demonstrated that higher...
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This paper finds that arbitrage was possible in two out of 175 Japanese thoroughbred races even after taking account of (a) the size of the minimum betting unit and (b) the negative effect of arbitrage on the odds. The guaranteed profits in these two races were 5,120 yen (about $64) and 340 yen.
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This paper examines the effects of Japanese fiscal policy after the 2008 global financial crisis so called Lehmanfs fall. A mixed vector autoregression (VAR)/event study approach is used for this purpose. We especially focus on the effects of stimulus packages related to environmental-related...
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