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Public Policy Review


This publication provides a comprehensive observation of the interrelationships and tensions between tax law and other areas of law, and analyses the contemporary functions and significance of tax law, with an awareness of the overall picture of the law from the macro perspective of the larger 'legal system'.


Designing a Tax System that Encourages Innovation in Start-ups(PDF:324KB)

NAGATO Takayuki

Reports and Papers

PRI Discussion Papers

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Top Income Shares in Japan from the Survey and Tax Data in 2014 and 2019: Following the Distributional National Accounts Guidelines(PDF:460KB)

Keywords:Top income shares, Inequality, Distributional National Accounts (DINA), Survey data, Tax data, Net National Income (NNI)
JEL Classification: D3, E01, H2, J3
Visiting Scholar, Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance
Masahiro Mikayama

Visiting Scholar, Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance
Tomotsugu Imahori

Chief Economist, Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance
Taro Ohno

Senior Economist, Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance
Yasutaka Yoneta

Director-General, Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance
Junji Ueda
October 2023
/23A-04

 

Seminars


Policy Research Institute (PRI) held its “Seminar for Central Asian and Caucasian Countries 2023” from August 17 to September 8, 2023, for the first time in four years in person. This annual seminar is aimed at helping participating countries to develop their human resources, through the dissemination of knowledge and experiences regarding the Japanese public finance and economy to young executive candidates from finance ministries of developing countries, especially those in Asia, with which Japan has close social and economic relations.


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International exchange and other events


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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