September Conference 2022: 18-19 September 2022, Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan

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   A Provisional Timetable (5 September 2022)
   

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Program

                                                                

18 September 2022

Morning sesions

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9^th Floor of Academy Common (Building)
9:30-9:45 Registration & Coffee
9:450-10:00 Opening
Takashi Yagi

Keynote Lecture   Room 309B
10:00-11:00
Sectoral Borrowing, Demand, and Growth in Emerging Market Economies
Yun Kim (The University of Massachusetts-Boston)
Chair: Takashi Yagi

Session 1  Room 309B
11:10-12:10
Income distribution, technical change, and economic growth: A two-sector Kalecki–Kaldor approach
Hiroshi Nishi (Hannan University)
Chair: Taiji Hagiwara

Session 2  Room 309A
11:10-12:10
Effectiveness of JICA Official Assistance from Industrial Sector in Lao PDR Soulivanh CHANSOMBUTH (Ritsumeikan University)
Chair: Takashi Yagi

18 September 2022

Afternoon sessions

Session 3 Room 309B
13:30-14:30
Two-sector model approach to environmental measures and economic growth analysis
Kazuhiro Okuma (Tokai Unievrsity)
Chair: Yun Kim


14:40-15:40
David vs Goliath: A firm focused analysis of competition and growth through a Lotka-Volterra Competition model
Lesslie A. Valencia (Unievrsity of Leeds)
Cjair: Toichiro Asada


16:00-17:00
A Post­Keynesian Model of the Palestinian Economy: Political Economy and Distribution
Ibrahim Shikaki (Trinity College, USA)
Chair: Yun Kim


Session 4 Room 309A
13:30-14:30
Top Management Diversity and Diversification Strategy: Evidence from Japan
Takahiro Nishi (Meiji Unievrsity)
Chair: Takashi Yagi


14:40-15:40
Business Cycle and Banking System in Kalecki’s Theory
Tsutomu Yoshioka (Toyo Unievrsity)
Chair: Alexis Stenfors


16:00-17:00
Financial fragility and financial instability in the emerging economies: —Cross-border capital movements and the debt burden of non-financial sector
Tsuyoshi Yasuhara (Nanzan Unievrsity)
Chair: Fernando Ferrari Filho

Keynote Lecture   Room 309B
17:10-18:10
The Brazilian "secular stagnation": Its causes and an agenda to overcome it
Fernando Ferrari Filho (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul ,Brazil)
Chair : Tsuyohi Yasuhara

19 September 2019

Morning sessions

Session 5 Room 309B
Neo-Ricardian Contributions :  Celebration of 250th anniversary of David Ricardo's Birth

10:00-11:00
Distribution and Capital (tentative)
Takashi Yagi (Meiji University)
Chair: Susumu Takenaga

11:10-12:10
A Note on Models of Joint Production(tentative)
Rintaro Matsudai (Meiji University)
Chair : Manabu Kasamatsu

Session 6  Room 309A
10:00-11:00
A financial frontier model with bankers' susceptibility under uncertainty)Hans D. G. Hyun (Emerging Asia Capital Partners & EACP LLC, Japan
Chair: Yusuke Shibata

 
11:10-12:10
Cross-Market Spoofing

Alexis Stenfors (University of Portsmouth)  

Chair : Etsuko Kastu (Meiji University)     

19 September 2019

Afternoon sessions

Session 7 Room B

Neo-Ricardian Contributions: Celebration of 250th Anniversary of David Ricardo's Birth

13:30-14:30

Global Cost Structure Analysis (tentative)

Takashi Yagi (Meiji University)
Cahir: Masashi Izumo

14:40-16:00

Post Keynesian Price Theory in view of Global Value Chains :

Updating Ricardo's theory of international trade

Yoshinori Shiozawa (Professor Emeritus, Osaka City University)
Cahir: Takashi Yagi

Session 8  RoomA

13:30-14:30

The Global Financial Crisis and Friedman’s Theory of the Great Depression

Shigeyuki Hattori (Doshisha University)

Chair: Ryuzo Kuroki(Rikkyo University)

 

14:40-16:00

Why is Keynesian theory important nowadays?

Fernando Ferrari Filho (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul ,Brazil)

Chair : Etsuko Kastu

                                                  

   

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