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Updated, November 9, 2009
  
What's New
Japan Financial Report New!

No.21 Global Crisis Testing Financial Strength of Banks and Life Insurance Firms (NOV/09)

Joint Policy Proposal with International Think Tanks New!

JCER has made "Joint Policy Proposal" with The Brookings Institution and Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations(ICRIER). (OCT/09)


World Business Climate Index New!

Asia has led a continuous increase of the index in July (SEP/09)

Short-term Forecast New!

No.139 Quarterly Forecast of Japanese Economy [2009/7-9---2011/1-3] (AUG/09)

We have relocated Tokyo office to Otemachi    as of June 15,2009.

for more information (JUN/15/09)

Asian Economic Policy Review

Vol.4 Issue 1, "Demographic Change and Asian Dynamics" (JUN/09)

China Research Report

China:Overcoming Barriers to Growth(APR/09)

Research Report on Information Economy

Create demand via links among media (APR/09)


Research Paper on Japan Economy

Showa Depression: a Prescription for "Once in a Century Crisis" (APR/09)

Asia Research Report 2008

The Huge Asia-Pacific Market Comes of Age: Japanese and US Strategies and APEC's Twentieth Anniversary (FEB/09)

Economic Forecasts
JCER Monthly Estimate

Real GDP Rose 0.3% In Sept, Up For 2nd Straight Month (NOV/05/09) New!

Medium-term Forecast

The 35th Medium-term Economic Forecast 2008-2020 (DEC/08)

Long-term Forecast

Demographic Change and the Asian Economy :
2006-2050 (JAN/07)

Research
Potential Competitiveness Ranking 2008
Japan has recovered to 12th place
summary / full text (JAN/23/09)

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The AEPR aims to become an intellectual voice on the current issues of international economics and economic policy based on comprehensive and in-depth analyses, with a primary focus on Asia.

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Symposium : "World Economic Crisis: Prescription of Overcoming and Next World Order"


JCER and Nikkei held the symposium entitled "World Economic Crisis: Prescription of Overcoming and Next World Order" on 28th May, 2009 at Nikkei Hall.

Keynote Speech
Richard Cooper,Professor, Department of Economics, Harvard University (Former US Under-Secretary of State)

Panel Discussion:
  • Richard Cooper

  • Eisuke Sakakibara, Professor, Waseda University

  • Akinari Horii, Assistant governor, Bank of Japan

  • Akira Kojima, Senior Fellow, JCER (also serving as moderator)
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