> Verlagsreihe
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no. 23, E-12 (August 2023):
Regulatory reforms and price heterogeneity in an OTC derivative market Daisuke Miyakawa, Takemasa Oda, Taihei Sone,
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 23, E-14 (September 2023):
Central bank mandates and communication about climate change evidence from a large dataset of central bank speeches David M. Arseneau, Mitsuhireo Osada
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 23, E-13 (August 2023):
Estimating pipeline pressures in new keynesian phillips curves a bayesian VAR-GMM approach Yoshibumi Makabe, Yosuke Matsumoto, Wataru Hirata
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-10 (May 2023):
Energy efficiency in Japan developments in the business and household sectors, and implications for carbon neutrality Kosuke Aoki, Jouchi Nakajima, Masato Takahashi, Tomoyuki Yagi, Kotone Yamada
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-2 (February 2023):
Analysis of the transmission of carbon tax using a multi-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model Kohei Matsumura, Tomomi Naka, Nao Sudo
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-9 (May 2023):
Nonlinear input cost pass-through to consumer prices a threshold approach Takatoshi Sasaki, Hiroki Yamamoto, Jouchi Nakajima
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-4 (March 2023):
Wage developments in Japan four key issues for the post-COVID-19 wage growth Ichiro Fukunaga, Kakuho Furukawa, Shunsuke Haba, Yoshihiko Hogen, Yosuke Kido, Tomohiro Okubo, Kotaro Suita, Kosuke Takatomi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, ]2023]
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no. 22, E-6 (April 2023):
Application of machine learning to a credit rating classification model techniques for improving the explainability of machine learning Ryuichiro Hashimoto, Kakeru Miura, Yasunori Yoshizaki
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-11 (June 2023):
Heterogeneity and wage growth of full-time workers in Japan an empirical analysis using micro data Daiki Date, Takushi Kurozum, Takashi Nakazawa, Yu Sugioka
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 20, E-7 (November 2020):
R&D and innovation evidence from patent data Yusuke Oh, Koji Takahashi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-8 (May 2023):
The slope of the Phillips Curve for service prices in Japan regional panel data approach Yui Kishaba, Tatsushi Okuda
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-5 (April 2023):
Price markups and wage setting behavior of Japanese firms Kosuke Aoki, Yoshihiko Hogen, Kosuke Takatomi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-1 (January 2023):
Corporate finance facility and resource allocation research trends and developments during the spread of COVID-19 Kotone Yamada, Yukio Minoura, Jouchi Nakajima, Tomoyuki Yagi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-3 (March 2023):
A theory of intrinsic inflation persistence Takushi Kurozumi, Willem Van Zandweghe
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-7 (April 2023):
Labor market of regular workers in Japan a perspective from job advertisement data Kakuho Furukawa, Yoshihiko Hogen, Yosuke Kido
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2023]
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no. 22, E-7 (August 2022):
A preferred habitat view of yield curve control Junko Koeda and Yoichi Ueno
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-8 (August 2022):
Development of "alternative data consumption index" nowcasting private consumption using alternative data Tomohiro Okubo, Koji Takahashi, Haruhiko Inatsugu, Masato Takahashi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-12 (July 2022):
Flood risk perception and its impact on land prices in Japan Yoshiyasu Koide, Kenji Nishizaki, Nao Sudo
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-4 (May 2022):
The term structure of inflation at risk a panel quantile regression approach Yoshibumi Makabe and Yoshihiko Norimasa
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-15 (September 2022):
Increasing portfolio overlap of Japanese regional banks with global investment funds and its financial stability implications Yoshiyasu Koide, Yoshihiko Hogen, Nao Sudo
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-17 (November 2022):
Pass-through of cost-push pressures to consumer prices Tomoyuki Yagi, Yoshiyuki Kurachi, Masato Takahashi, Kotone Yamada, Hiroshi Kawata
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-10 (July 2022):
Productivity trends in Japan reviewing recent facts and the prospects for the post-COVID-19 era Tomoyuki Yagi, Kakuho Furukawa, Jouchi Nakajima
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-1 (March 2022):
Households' perceived inflation and CPI inflation the case of Japan Yusuke Takahashi, Yoichiro Tamanyu
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-3 (March 2022):
A comparison of Japanese and US New Keynesian Phillips Curves with Bayesian VAR-GMM Takushi Kurozumi, Ryohei Oishi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-5 (June 2022):
Transmission of flood damage to the real economy and financial intermediation simulation analysis using a DSGE model Ryuichiro Hashimoto, Nao Sudo
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-14 (September 2022):
Rise of NBFIs and the global structural change in the transmission of market shocks Yoshihiko Hogen, Yoshiyasu Koide, Yuji Shinozaki
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-18 (December 2022):
Inflation in Japan changes during the pandemic and issues for the future Shuichiro Ikeda, Haruhiko Inatsugu, Yui Kishaba, Takuji Kondo, Kenichi Sakura, Kosuke Takatomi, Takashi Nakazawa, Kotone Yamada
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-19 (December 2022):
A nowcasting model of exports using maritime big data Kakuho Furukawa, Ryohei Hisano
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-9 (July 2022):
Constructing GDP nowcasting models using alternative data Takashi Nakazawa
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-11 (July 2022):
An assessment of online consumption trends in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic Jouchi Nakajima, Masato Takahashi, Tomoyuki Yagi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-13 (August 2022):
Quantitative analysis of haircuts evidence from the Japanese repo and securities lending markets Kazuya Suzuki, Kana Sasamoto
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-2 (March 2022):
A positive outcome of COVID-19? the effects of work from home on gender attitudes and household production Hiromi Hara, Daiji Kawaguchi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-6 (June 2022):
How do floods affect the economy? an empirical analysis using Japanese flood data Takuro Ashizawa, Nao Sudo, Hiroki Yamamoto
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 22, E-16 (November 2022):
A nowcasting model of industrial production using alternative data and machine learning approaches Kakuho Furukawa, Ryohei Hisano, Yukio Minoura, Tomoyuki Yagi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2022]
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no. 21, E-5 (May 2021):
Emerging economies' vulnerability to changes in capital flows the role of global and local factors Yoshihiko Norimasa, Kazuki Ueda, Tomohiro Watanabe
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-13 (October 2021):
Macroeconomic changes with declining trend inflation complementarity with the superstar firm hypothesis Takushi Kurozumi, Willem Van Zandweghe
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-2 (March 2021):
Nowcasting economic activity with mobility data Kohei Matsumura, Yusuke Oh, Tomohiro Sugo, Koji Takahashi
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-10 (July 2021):
Quantitative analysis of the impact of floods on firms' financial conditions Hiroki Yamamoto, Tomomi Naka
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-11 (August 2021):
The economics of privacy a primer especially for policymakers Yosuke Uno, Akira Sonoda, Masaki Bessho
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-15 (December 2021):
Zombies, Again? the COVID-19 business support programs in Japan Takeo Hoshi, Daiji Kawaguchi, Kenichi Ueda
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-8 (July 2021):
New hedonic quality adjustment method using sparse estimation Sahoko Furuta, Yudai Hatayama, Atsushi Kawakami, Yusuke Oh
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-9 (July 2021):
Inflation-overshooting commitment an analysis using a macroeconomic model Takuji Kawamoto, Jouchi Nakajima, Tomoaki Mikami
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-4 (April 2021):
Estimating effects of expansionary monetary policy since the introduction of quantitative and qualitative monetary easing (QQE) using the macroeconomic model (Q-JEM) Takuji Kawamoto, Takashi Nakazawa, Yui Kishaba, Kohei Matsumura, Jouchi Nakajima
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-6 (June 2021):
Final demand-intermediate demand aggregation system of Jjapan’s producer price index Moegi Inoue, Atsushi Kawakami, Ayako Masujima, Ichiro Muto, Shogo Nakano, Izumi Takagawa
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-1 (February 2021):
Too-big-to-fail reforms and systemic risk Kakuho Furukawa, Hibiki Ichiue, Yugo Kimura, and Noriyuki Shiraki
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-3 (April 2021):
The effects of the Bank of Japan’s ETF purchases on risk premia in the stock markets Ko Adachi, Kazuhiro Hiraki, Tomiyuki Kitamura
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-7 (June 2021):
China's long-term growth potential can productivity convergence be sustained? Takatoshi Sasaki, Tomoya Sakata, Yui Mukoyama, Koichi Yoshino
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-12 (October 2021):
Extracting firms' short-term inflation expectations from the economy watchers survey using text analysis Jouchi Nakajima, Hiroaki Yamagata, Tatsushi Okuda, Shinnosuke Katsuki, Takeshi Shinohara
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 21, E-14 (December 2021):
A network analysis of the JGB repo market Takumi Horikawa, Yujiro Matsui, Yasufumi Gemma
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2021]
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no. 20, E-1 (February 2020):
Bank risk taking and financial stability evidence from Japan's loan market Takuji Kawamoto, Taichi Matsuda, Koji Takahashi, Yoichiro Tamanyu
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2020]
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no. 20, E-2 (February 2020):
Monetary policy and macroeconomic stability revisited Yasuo Hirose, Takushi Kurozumi, Willem Van Zandweghe
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2020]
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no. 20, E-4 (July 2020):
Flattening of the Wage Phillips curve and downward nominal wage rigidity the Japanese experience in the 2010s Wataru Hirata, Toshitaka Maruyama, Tomohide Mineyama
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2020]
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no. 20, E-5 (September 2020):
Market-based long-term inflation expectations in Japan a refinement on breakeven inflation rates Kazuhiro Hiraki, Wataru Hirata
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2020]
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no. 20, E-3 (June 2020):
Marginal propensity to consume and the housing choice Maiko Koga, Kohei Matsumura
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2020]
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no. 20, E-8 (December 2020):
How does climate change interact with the financial system? a survey Kakuho Furukawa, Hibiki Ichiue, Noriyuki Shiraki
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2020]
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no. 20, E-6 (October 2020):
Characteristics of uncertainty indices in the macroeconomy Takeshi Shinohara, Tatsushi Okuda, Jouchi Nakajima
Tokyo, Japan: Bank of Japan, [2020]
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no. 19, E-8 (June 2019):
Households' liquidity constraint, optimal attention allocation, and inflation expectations Hibiki Ichiue, Maiko Koga, Tatsushi Okuda, Tatsuya Ozaki
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-9 (June 2019):
Inflation dynamics in the age of robots evidence and some theory Takuji Fueki, Kohei Maehashi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-10 (June 2019):
Inflation and social welfare in a new Keynesian model the case of Japan and the U.S. Tomohide Mineyama, Wataru Hirata, Kenji Nishizaki
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-12 (August 2019):
Decreasing wage returns to human capital analysis of wage and job experience using micro data of workers Taro Kimura, Yoshiyuki Kurachi, Tomohiro Sugo
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-4 (March 2019):
On liquidity shocks and asset prices Pablo A. Guerron-Quintana, Ryo Jinnai
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-6 (April 2019):
Inflation expectations curve in Japan Toshitaka Maruyama, Kenji Suganuma
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-11 (June 2019):
Financial interconnectedness, amplification, and cross-border activity Daisuke Ikeda, Mayumi Ojima, Koji Takahashi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-1 (January 2019):
Competition and bank systemic risk new evidence from Japan's regional banking Wataru Hirata, Mayumi Ojima
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-2 (February 2019):
Digital innovation, data revolution and central bank digital currency Noriyuki Yanagawa, Hiromi Yamaoka
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-3 (March 2019):
Estimating a Markov switching DSGE model with macroeconomic policy interaction Nobuhiro Abe, Takuji Fueki, Sohei Kaihatsu
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-5 (March 2019):
Strategic complementarity and asymmetric price setting among firms Maiko Koga, Koichi Yoshino, Tomoya Sakata
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-7 (June 2019):
The Quarterly Japanese Economic Model(Q-JEM) 2019 version Naohisa Hirakata, Kazutoshi Kan, Akihiro Kanafuji, Yosuke Kido, Yui Kishaba, Tomonori Murakoshi, Takeshi Shinohara
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-13 (August 2019):
The formation of consumer inflation expectations new evidence from Japan's deflation experience Jess Diamond, Kota Watanabe, Tsutomu Watanabe
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-14 (September 2019):
Consumers' price beliefs, central bank communication, and inflation dynamics Kosuke Aoki, Hibiki Ichiue, Tatsushi Okuda
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-15 (November 2019):
The formation of firms' inflation expectations a survey data analysis Haruhiko Inatsugu, Tomiyuki Kitamura, Taichi Matsuda
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-16 (November 2019):
Firms' inflation expectations under rational inattention and sticky information an analysis with a small-scale macroeconomic model Tomiyuki Kitamura, Masaki Tanaka
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 19, E-17 (December 2019):
"Don’t know" tells calculating non-response bias in firms' inflation expectations using machine learning techniques Yosuke Uno, Ko Adachi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2019]
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no. 18, E-1 (January 2018):
Population aging and the real interest rate in the last and next 50 years a tale told by an overlapping generations model Nao Sudo, Yasutaka Takizuka
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-2 (March 2018):
Adjustments of regular and non-regular workers toexogenous shocks evidence from exchange rate fluctuation Izumi Yokoyama, Kazuhito Higa, Daiji Kawaguchi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-6 (March 2018):
Natural rate of interest in Japan measuring its size and identifying drivers based on a DSGE model Yosuke Okazaki, Nao Sudo
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-9 (April 2018):
Firm performance and macro forecast accuracy Mari Tanaka, Nicholas Bloom, Maiko Koga, Haruko Kato
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-13 (August 2018):
Compilation of experimental price indices using big data and machine learning a comparative analysis and validity verification of quality adjustments Nobuhiro Abe, Kimiaki Shinozaki
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-17 (October 2018):
Private information and analyst coverage evidence from firm survey data Yoshiyuki Nakazono, Maiko Koga, Tomohiro Sugo
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-18 (November 2018):
Nowcasting Japanese GDPs Kyosuke Chikamatsu, Naohisa Hirakata, Yosuke Kido, Kazuki Otaka
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-19 (November 2018):
What drives China's growth? evidence from micro-level data Tomoyuki Iida, Kanako Shoji, Shunichi Yoneyama
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, 2018]
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no. 18, E-4 (March 2018):
Risk-taking, inequality and output in the long-run Shuhei Aoki, Makoto Nirei, Kazufumi Yamana
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-5 (March 2018):
Recurrent bubbles, economic fluctuations, and growth Pablo A. Guerron-Quintana, Tomohiro Hirano, Ryo Jinnai
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-7 (March 2018):
Global stock return comovements trends and determinants Kei-Ichiro Inaba
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-11 (June 2018):
A structural credit risk model based on purchase order information Suguru Yamanaka, Misaki Kinoshita
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-10 (May 2018):
Productivity improvement and economic growth Koji Nakamura, Sohei Kaihatsu, Tomoyuki Yagi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-16 (October 2018):
Do market segmentation and preferred habitat theories hold in Japan? quantifying stock and flow fffects of bond purchases Nao Sudo, Masaki Tanaka
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-20 (November 2018):
The labor share, capital-labor substitution, and factor augmenting technologies Naohisa Hirakata, Yasutaka Koike
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-3 (March 2018):
Dynamic analysis of budget policy rules in Japan Koichi Futagami, Kunihiko Konishi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-8 (April 2018):
The anchoring of inflation expectations in Japan a learning-approach perspective Yoshihiko Hogen, Ryoichi Okuma
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-12 (June 2018):
Interaction between business cycles and economic growth Sohei Kaihatsu, Maiko Koga, Tomoya Sakata, Naoko Hara
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 18, E-15 (October 2018):
New facts about firms' inflation expectations short-versus long-rerm inflation expectations Yosuke Uno, Saori Naganuma, Naoko Hara
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2018]
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no. 17, E-1 (January 2017):
Empirical evidence on "systemic as a herd" the case of Japanese regional banks Naohisa Hirakata, Yosuke Kido, Jie Liang Thum
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-2 (April 2017):
Structural reforms, innovation and economic growth Kosuke Aoki, Naoko Hara, Maiko Koga
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-3 (May 2017):
Effects of monetary policy shocks on inequality in Japan Masayuki Inui, Nao Sudo, Tomoaki Yamada
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-10 (July 2017):
Why did the BOJ not achieve the 2 percent inflation target with a time horizon of about two years? examination by time series analysis Takuji Kawamoto, Moe Nakahama
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-6 (June 2017):
Portfolio selection by households an empirical analysis using dynamic panel data models Yuichiro Ito, Yasutaka Takizuka, Shigeaki Fujiwara
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-7 (June 2017):
Do term premiums matter? transmission via exchange rate dynamics Mitsuru Katagiri, Koji Takahashi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-8 (June 2017):
Large firm dynamics and secular stagnation evidence from Japan and the U.S. Yoshihiko Hogen, Ko Miura, Koji Takahashi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-11 (July 2017):
Myths and observations on unconventional monetary policy takeaways from post-bubble Japan Yuto Iwasaki, Nao Sudo
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-4 (May 2017):
Impact of Japanese banks' strategic stockholdings on their cost of capital Kei Ikeda
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-5 (May 2017):
Phillips curve and price-change distribution under declining trend inflation Sohei Kaihatsu, Mitsuru Katagiri, Noriyuki Shiraki
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2017]
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no. 17, E-9 (July 2017):
Behavioral biases in firms' growth expectations Maiko Koga, Haruko Kato
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, 2017]
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no. 16, E-14 (August 2016):
Regulatory reforms and the dollar funding of global banks evidence from the impact of monetary policy divergence Tomoyuki Iida, Takeshi Kimura, Nao Sudo
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-8 (June 2016):
Measuring underlying inflation using dynamic model averaging Yuto Iwasaki, Sohei Kaihatsu
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-9 (July 2016):
Does a higher frequency of micro-level price changes matter for macro price stickiness? assessing the impact of temporary price changes Yoshiyuki Kurachi, Kazuhiro Hiraki, Shinichi Nishioka
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-10 (July 2016):
Firms' inflation expectations and wage-setting behaviors Sohei Kaihatsu, Noriyuki Shiraki
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-11 (August 2016):
The effects of a central bank’s inflation forecasts on private sector forecasts recent evidence from Japan Masazumi Hattori, Steven Kong, Frank Packer, Toshitaka Sekine
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-2 (March 2016):
Long-term interest rates and bank loan supply evidence from firm-bank loan-level data Arito Ono, Kosuke Aoki, Shinichi Nishioka, Kohei Shintani, Yosuke Yasui
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-15 (November 2016):
Policy effects since the introduction of Quantitative and Qualitative Monetary Easing (QQE) assessment based on the Bank of Japan's large-scale macroeconomic model (Q-JEM) Kazutoshi Kan, Yui Kishaba, Tomohiro Tsuruga
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-17 (November 2016):
Identifying oil price shocks and their consequences role of expectations and financial factors in the crude oil market Takuji Fueki, Hiroka Higashi, Naoto Higashio, Jouchi Nakajima, Shinsuke Ohyama, Yoichiro Tamanyu
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-18 (November 2016):
TIPS the Trend Inflation Projection System and estimation results Koji Takahashi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-13 (August 2016):
Determinants of launch preads on EM USD-denominated corporate bonds Naoto Higashio, Takahiro Hirakawa, Ryo Nagaushi, Shinsuke Ohyama, Atsushi Takanashi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-4 (March 2016):
Household portfolios in a secular stagnation world evidence from Japan Kosuke Aoki, Alexander Michaelides, Kalin Nikolov
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-16 (November 2016):
The power of unconventional monetary policy in a liquidity trap Masayuki Inui, Sohei Kaihatsu
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-19 (December 2016):
Advanced lending operations and credit risk assessment using purchase order information Suguru Yamanaka
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-5 (June 2016):
Pricing patterns over product life-cycle and quality growth at product turnover empirical evidence from Japan Nobuhiro Abe, Yojiro Ito, Ko Munakata, Shinsuke Ohyama, Kimiaki Shinozaki
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-6 (June 2016):
Forward guidance as a monetary policy rule Mitsuru Katagiri
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-12 (August 2016):
Coordination in price setting and the zero lower bound a global games approach Mitsuru Katagiri
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-1 (January 2016):
Inflation expectations and monetary policy under disagreements Yoshiyuki Nakazono
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-3 (March 2016):
Productivity slowdown in Japan's lost decades how much of it can be attributed to damaged balance sheets? Ichiro Muto, Nao Sudo, Shunichi Yoneyama
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-20 (December 2016):
Estimating Japan's gross domestic income based on taxation data Hiroyuki Fujiwara, Yasutaka Ogawa
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 16, E-7 (June 2016):
Effects of inflation and wage expectations on consumer spending evidence from micro data Yuichiro Ito, Sohei Kaihatsu
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 18, E-14 (October 2018):
New facts about firms' inflation expectations simple tests for a sticky information mode Yosuke Uno, Saori Naganuma, Naoko Hara
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2016]
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no. 15, E-3 (May 2015):
Has trend inflation shifted? an empirical analysis with a regime-switching model Sohei Kaihatsu, Jouchi Nakajima
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-4 (June 2015):
Changing exchange rate pass-through in Japan does it indicate changing pricing behavior? Naoko Hara, Kazuhiro Hiraki, Yoshitaka Ichise
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-5 (June 2015):
The natural yield curve its concept and measurement Kei Imakubo, Haruki Kojima, Jouchi Nakajima
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-6 (July 2015):
How do Japanese banks set loan interest rates? estimating pass-through using bank-level data Tomiyuki Kitamura, Ichiro Muto, Ikuo Takei
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-10 (November 2015):
Fiscal conditions and long-term interest rates Koji Nakamura, Tomoyuki Yagi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-1 (April 2015):
Estimating inflation risk premia from nominal and real yield curves using a shadow-rate model Kei Imakubo, Jouchi Nakajima
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-2 (May 2015):
Liquidity in JGB markets an evaluation from transaction data Tetsuo Kurosaki, Yusuke Kumano, Kota Okabe, Teppei Nagano
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-7 (July 2015):
An empirical study of the dynamic correlation of Japanese stock returns Takashi Isogai
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-8 (July 2015):
Are household inflation expectations anchored in Japan? Koichiro Kamada, Jouchi Nakajima, Shusaku Nishiguchi
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-9 (July 2015):
A new technique for estimating currency premiums Kei Imakubo, Koichiro Kamada, Kazutoshi Kan
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 15, E-11 (December 2015):
Is macroprudential policy instrument blunt? Katsurako Sonoda, Nao Sudo
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2015]
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no. 14, E-9 (October 2014):
Rising skill premium? the roles of capital-skill complementarity and sectoral shifts in a two-sector economy Naoko Hara, Munechika Katayama, Ryo Kato
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2014]
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no. 14, E-8 (September 2014):
Inter-industry labor reallocation and task distance Ayako Kondo, Saori Naganuma
Tokyo: Bank of Japan, [2014]