The publication introduces methods for analyzing fiscal risks and uncertainties, offering extensive insights into the implications of using such methods. It emphasizes the importance of considering a global perspective, including forecasts of the current account balances of major countries worldwide and how one's current account balance might change when contemplating the medium- to long-term outlook of Japan's economic fiscal policies.
MARUYAMA Shun
HOSOE Toyo
MIYACHI Kazuaki
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Invoice Currency Choice and its Determinants in Japanese Trade: New Evidence from Japanese Customs Data(PDF:762KB) Keywords: Invoice currency share, Customs data, Trading partner JEL Classification: F23, F31, F33 |
Faculty of Economics, Gakushuin University, Japan / Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance, Japan Junko SHIMIZU Department of Economics, Yokohama National University, Japan / Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance, Japan Kiyotaka SATO School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University, USA / NBER / National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Japan Takatoshi ITO Faculty of Economics, Shiga University, Japan / Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance, Japan Yushi YOSHIDA Faculty of Economics, Chuo University, Japan / Policy Research Institute,Ministry of Finance, Japan Taiyo YOSHIMI Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance, Japan Uraku YOSHIMOTO |
August 2024 /24A-02 |
| Dynamic Relationship between Information Dissemination by Local Governors and Mobility during the COVID-19 Pandemic (PDF:682KB) Keywords: COVID-19, impulse response analysis, mobility control policy, sentiment analysis, BERT JEL Classification: C23, C55, C61, H12, I18 |
Visiting Scholar, Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance Yasuhiro Hara |
July 2024 /24A-01 |
Upon request by the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Policy Research Institute (the PRI) has been providing the Banking and Finance Academy (BFA) with intellectual support for human resource development in Uzbekistan since the BFA’s establishment in 1996. This support has included accepting the BFA students for seminars held in Japan and dispatching the Honorable First Vice-Rector of the BFA (part-time).
The delegation from the PRI visited Tashkent, Uzbekistan. And the PRI held a joint Seminar with the Ministry of Economy and Finance of The Republic of Uzbekistan (UMOEF) and the BFA, and had a discussion with them regarding the PRI’s future support for Uzbekistan.
The Policy Research Institute (PRI) and National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) held “The PRI-NCAER Joint Workshop” online on April 17, 2024. In this collaborative workshop, the NCAER delivered the presentation about Logistics Cost in India and Socio-Economic Impact of Platform Workers, followed by the discussion among participants.
The Policy Research Institute (PRI), the Fiscal Affairs Department of the IMF, and the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) held The Eighth Tokyo Fiscal Forum “Building Resilience and Reshaping Fiscal Policy in Asia and the Pacific Region” on June 6 and 7, 2023 in person and online.
Government officials and experts in fiscal policy from 18 countries in Asia the Pacific and officials from international organizations intensively discussed "The Relevance of the Fiscal-Monetary Policy Mix for Disinflation" and "Global Cooperation and Climate Change" from a policy perspective, based on examples of initiatives in Asian and Pacific countries.
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