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Program the 6Th Annual Meeting (2002)The Japan Public Choice Society Program The 6th annual meeting (2002)The Japan Public Choice Society 12th, Fri, July Sky hall (26F) A room (26F) B room (25F) SESSION 1 "Finance" (English) SESSION 2 "Economics Crisis" (English) SESSION 3 "Government" (Japanese) Chair:Naoyuki Yoshino (Keio University) Chair:Takashi Inokuchi (Tokyo University) Chair:Taro Ozawa (Keio University) Kiwoong Cheong(Keimyung University), 9:30-10:15 Speaker: Patrick Collins(Azabu University) Speaker: Speaker: Takako Hikotani (National Defense Academy) Sanghack Lee(Kookmin University) The Contractarian Principle of Predictability of the The political economy of financial structure of firms in Post-war Japanese Civil-Military Relations:A Principal- Value of the Monetary Unit and the Grondona System of Korea. Agent Approach Conditional Currency Convertibility Discussant:Wataru Takahashi (Bank of Japan) Discussant:Eugene LEE(Sookmyung University) Discussant:Yuko Hirai (Mizuho Corporate Bank) 9:30～ 12:00 10:20-11:05 Speaker: Kwan Koo YUN(State University of New York) Speaker: Naomi Maruo (Shobi University) Speaker: Yoshio Imai (Chiba University of Commerce)* Some theoretical aspects of bailouts of firms and banks Asset Markets and Assets Policy: Welfare Mix for Hyper Fine Structure Model of Acquisition by a government: the case of Korea Efficiency and Distributive Justice Discussant:Seiritsu Ogura (Hosei University) Discussant:Hiroo Harada (Senshu University) Discussant:Ryota Natori (Kansai University) 11:10-11:55 Speaker: Masahiro Ito (Chiba University of Commerce) Speaker: Kenji Suzuki (Stockholm School of Economics) Speaker: Yoshihiro Suzuki (Chuo University)* Organizational Learning Capacity of Policy-making System Unbundling of the financial function and the choice of Policy to develop Industries and recover the Economic for Financial System Recovery: the case of Sweden with financial systems Growth suggestions to Japan Discussant:Masumi Kishi (Chuo University) Discussant:Yasushi Iino (Keio University) Discussant:Itta Kobayashi (Tokai University) 12:00～ Lunch(B1F) and Director's meeting (D room,19F) 13:00 SESSION 4 "Public Goods" (English) SESSION 5 "Local Government Budget" (Japanese) SESSION 6 "Urban Regions and Transportation" (Japanese) Chair:Shinsuke Nakamura (Keio University) Chair:Naosumi Atoda (Keio University) Chair:Tatsuya Omura (Keio University) 13:00-13:45 Speaker: Norio Hirasawa (Aoyama Gakuin University) Speaker: Hiroyuki Kawanobe (Tokai University) Speaker: Takehiro Ueki (Reserch Center of Food Culture) A Strategic Choice of Behavioral Patterns in the Public Inter-Regional and Intertemporal Redistribution Effects Comparative Considerations on Some Problems of Good Economy of Public Finance in Japan Condominium Management Discussant:Hirofumi Shibata (Kanto Gakuen University) Discussant:Hiroaki Hayashi (Kansai University) Discussant:Kiyokazu Tanaka (Sophia University) 13:50-14:35 Speaker: Tetsuro Okazaki (Chiba University of Commerce) Speaker: Masashi Nishikawa (Saitama University) Speaker: Kenji Koda (Hosei University)* Voluntary contributions to a public good and ability to Is the Policy of Amalgamation Beneficially for the About the appropriate relationship management and pay Central Government?: Positive Analysis of Recent Japanese operation sector concerning Metropolitan Highway Road Discussant:Midori Hirokawa (Hosei University) Discussant:Junichi Nagamine (Kwansei Gakuin University) Discussant:Kazuhiro Ota (Sensyu University) 14:40-15:25 Speaker: Suk Jae Noh (Hallym University) Speaker: Kou Katada(Yamanashi Gakuin Junior College) Speaker: Akihiro Kawase (Osaka University)* The Present Condition and Issue of the Calculation of The attempt to establish an integrated transportation Asymmetries in Conflict and Resource Allocation. Optimal Population system and administrative reform in Japan. Discussant:Junichiro Wada (Yokohama City University) Discussant:Masahisa Hayashi (Waseda University) Discussant:Masaaki Komai (Keio University) 13:00～ 18:15 15:25-15:45 Break (20min) SESSION 7 "Welfare" (English) SESSION 8 "Law and Economics" (English) Chair:Yoshifumi Ueda (Hiroshima University) Chair:Aiko Shibata (Fair Trade Commission,The Japanese Government) 15:45-16:30 Speaker: Kwang Choi(Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) Speaker: Sangheon Kim (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) Welfare Policy in Korea : Issues and Strategy. Political Intention and Tax Evasion Discussant:Ra, Il Kyung (Meiji Gakuin University) Discussant:Hiroshige Tanaka (Chuo University) 16:35-17:20 Speaker: Kazuyasu Kawasaki (Tokai University) Speaker: Kotaro Uchino (Aoyama Gakuin University) The Income Transfer through the Public Pension Political Economy of Bankruptcy Reform Discussant:Mazuru Nakamura (Aoyama Gakuin University) Discussant:Sukehiro Hosono (Cyuo University) Yong J Yoon 17:25-18:10 Speaker: (Center for Study of Public Choice, George Mason Speaker: Koshiro Ota (Hiroshima Shudo University) University) Sex Ratio and Social Changes Public Choice Approach toward Antitrust Discussant:Shigeto Naka (Hiroshima City University) Discussant:Katsuyoshi Okui (Otemon Gakuin University) 18:30～ Welcome Party (A room・26F) 20:30 13th, Sat, July at 843 room in 58 building,4F symposium 1 "Polycentricity and Polynuclear urban regions" Takashi Onishi (Tokyo University) 9:30～ 11:30 Kazuyoshi Kurokawa (Hosei University) <Speaker & Chair> Hirotaka Yamanouchi (Hitotsubashi University) 11:30～ General Meeting (at 843 room in 58 building,4F) 12:15 12:15～ Lunch 13:30 symposium 2 "Energy and Environment" Roger D Congleton (George Mason University) 13:30～ 15:30 Jan-Tjeerd Boom (The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University) Tadahiko Ohashi (The Chief Executive Specialist, Tokyo Gas) Yoshifumi Ueda (Hiroshima University) <Chair> 15：30～ Break (15min) 15：45 symposium 3 "Government and Policies" Ho-Jin Kim (Korean University) "Reform Policies in President Kim Dae Jung regime" <Speaker> 15:45～ 17:45 Myung Soon Shin (Yonsei University) Hideya Kurata (Kyorin University) Akihito Udagawa (Yokohama National University) <Chair> 14th, Sun, July Sky hall (26F) Special Report "The 2nd Stage of Public Choice" Hiroshi Kato (Chiba University of Commerce)(The President of The Japan Public Choice Society) 10：00～ 11：45 Kwang Choi(Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)(Represented from The Korea Public Choice Society) Roger, D Congleton(George Mason University)(The General Director of The Center for the Study of Public Choice) Kazuyoshi Kurokawa (Hosei University) <Chair> 12：00～ Luncheon Party (staff room・25F) 13：00 Sky hall(26F) A room (26F) B room (25F) SESSION 9 "Rentseeking" (English) SESSION 10 "Information and Government" (Japanese) SESSION 11 "Environment and Energy" (Japanese) Chair:Yujiro Oiwa (Tokyo International University) Chair:Yoji Taniguchi (Chuo University) Chair:Kazuhiro Ueda (Kyoto University) 13:00～13:45 Speaker: Byung-Hee Soh (Kookmin University) Speaker: Kiminori Kimura (Chiba University of Commerce)* Political Regime and Efficiency of Rent-Seeking During The system of policy and political party in the the Developing Years in Korea information age Discussant:Joong-Ho Kook (Yokohama City University) Discussant:Takashi Tomisaki (Komazawa University) 13:50～14:35 Speaker: Wonhee Lee(Hankyong National University) Speaker: Kumi Yokoe (Chiba University of Commerce)* Speaker: Wataru Kobayashi (Hitotsubashi University)* The Political System in Favor of Environment : A comparative study on E-Government between U.S. and Analysis of Pork Barrel in Korean Legislature The Relationship between Electoral Rule and Environmental Japan Sustainability Index Discussant:Kiyohito Hanai (Seijo University) Discussant:Takeshi Kono (Kyorin University) Discussant:Hidenori Tsutsumi (Kagawa University) 14:40～15:25 Speaker: Shinya Tsukahara (Kyoto University)* Speaker: Yutaka Ito (Yokohama College of Commerce) Speaker: Tadakatsu Nakamura (Hosei University) Vote by Tax:A System which Improves Efficiency on Public Endogenous Fiscal Deficit Bias in Democratic Societies Goods Provision and An Estimate of Quality of Life in Japanese Cities on Bureaucrats Activity Discussant:Motohiro Sato (Hitotsubashi University) Discussant:Naoko Onizuka (Teikyo University) Discussant:Hiroyuki Matsui (Kyoto University) 13：30～ 15:25～15:45 Break (20min) 18：10 SESSION 12 "Games Theory" (English) SESSION 13 "Local Government" (Japanese) SESSION 14 "Free Subject" (Japanese) Chair:Tamon Yamada (Keio University) Chair:Toshimasa Moriwaki (Kwansei Gakuin University) Chair:Akira Kinoshita (Tohoku Bunka Gakuen University) 15:45～16:30 Speaker: Synichiro Sasaki (Keio University)* Speaker: Kim Jongouck (Keio University)* Speaker: Seong sam Koh (Chiba University of Commerce) Social Interaction, Coordination, and Contagion New Public Management as Innovative Strategies in Local A Stdy on Japan-U.S Economic Friction (Focusing the : Experimental Evidence Government strategy of Transnational Enterprise) Discussant:Makoto Okamura (Kobe City University of Discussant:Masatoshi Tamamura (Chiba University of Discussant:Yasunori Sone (Keio University) Foreign Studies) Commerce) 16:35～17:20 Speaker: Roger, D Congleton(George Mason University) Speaker: Saori Nagashima (Hosei University) Speaker: Jaisung Sue (Chiba University of Commerce)* [The governmental scale in democratic society] The impact of the citizen participation on municipal the political economy of terrorism. -The cause and meaning which government expenditure fiscal policy in Japan expands- Discussant:Yoshinobu Kumada (Chiba University of Discussant:Motoshi Suzuki (Kyoto University) Discussant:Hiroyuki Kawanobe (Tokai University) Commerce) Eiji Sumi (Tohoku Bunka Gakuen University), Tadakatsu 17:25～18:10 Speaker: Nakamura (Hosei University) Fiscal reconstraction scheme and local goverment in Japan Discussant:Kazunori Kawamura (Kanazawa University) * : Graduate Students or Doctor Candidates Management Directors of The 6th annual meeting :Kazuyoshi Kurokawa The Program Committee Members : Naoko Onizuka, Yoshiaki Kobayashi, Mazuru Nakamura, Ryota Natori Masashi Nishikawa, Hiroo Harada(Head), Tadashi Mori, Junichiro Wada Chair:Aiko Shibata (Fair Trade Commission,The Japanese Government) .
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