Overview
This project empirically studies four subjects: (i) the construction of panel data based on firm survey and analysis of the relationship between uncertainty and firm management, (ii) the effect of uncertainty on the investment and domestic employment of Japanese firms, (iii) the patterns of Japanese firms' participation in global value chains and the effects of overseas uncertainty, and (iv) the costs of regulatory barriers in the services sector and their effects on the internationalization of Japanese firms. The results are expected to provide evidence useful for the formation of economic and industrial policy in Japan.
June 20, 2016 - May 31, 2018
Major Research Results
2018
RIETI Discussion Papers
- 18-E-059
"Expectation Formation and Firm Activities: New evidence from a business outlook survey in Japan" (CHEN Cheng, SENGA Tatsuro, SUN Chang and ZHANG Hongyong) - 18-E-058
"Production Chains, Exchange Rate Shocks, and Firm Performance" (LI Zhigang, WEI Shang-Jin and ZHANG Hongyong) - 18-E-057
"Networks of Foreign Affiliates: Evidence from Japanese micro-data" (Francesca SPINELLI, Dorothée ROUZET and ZHANG Hongyong) - 18-E-030
"Measuring Firm-level Uncertainty: New evidence from a business outlook survey" (MORIKAWA Masayuki) - 18-J-017
"Uncertainty of Business Outlook and Investment: Evidence from firm-level panel data" (MORIKAWA Masayuki)