International conference on Trade, Growth and General Equilibrium Organized by the Center for the Study of Complex Economic Systems and the Center for Advanced Economic Analysis, Kyoto University Date: February 2 and 4, 2004, Place: Kyoto Royal Hotel, Kyoto, Japan Organizing committee: Kazuo Nishimura, Hiroshi Teruyama, Akihisa Shibata, Tadashi Sekiguchi, Kazuhiro Yuki and Yoshie Fujii February 2 (Monday) Venue: Suihou (2F), Kyoto Royal Hotel 9:45~10:00 Opening Speech: Takamitsu Sawa (Kyoto University) Chairperson: Yasuhiro Sakai (Shiga University) 10:00~10:40 Ronald Jones (University of Rochester) “Triangles and Trade: Lionel McKenzie as a Trade Theorist” 10:40~10:50 Discussant: Motoshige Itoh (Tokyo University) Chairperson: Keisuke Ohsumi (Kyusyu University) 10:55~11:25 Manabu Toda (Waseda University) “Some Remarks on the Equilibrium Existence” in Graham's Model and Other Competitive Systems” 11:25~11:35 Discussant: Makoto Hanazono (Kyoto University) 11:35~12:05 Sadao Kanaya (Tokyo Metropolitan University) “Concavity and Interdependent Altruisms” 12:05~12:15 Discussant: Junko Doi (Kyoto Sangyo University) 12:15~13:30 Lunch Chairperson: Murray Kemp (The University of New South Wales) 13:30~14:10 Ping Wang (Vanderbilt University) “Economic Integration and Agglomeration” 14:10~14:20 Discussant: Ken-Ichi Shimomura (Osaka University) Chairperson: Tadashi Sekiguchi (Kyoto University) 14:25~14:55 Tomoichi Shinotsuka (Otaru University of Commerce) “Interdependent Utility Functions in an Intergenerational Context” 14:55~15:05 Discussant: Atsushi Kajii (Kyoto University) 15:05~15:35 Harutaka Takahashi (Meiji Gakuin University) “Measuring Capital Intensity in the Postwar Japanese Economy -A Two-sector Approach - (joint paper with Kohichi Mashiyama (Meiji Gakuin University), Tomoya Sakagami (kumamoto Gakuen University))” 15:35~15:45 Discussant: Kazuhiro Yuki (Kyoto University) 15:45~16:00 break Chairperson: Hideyuki Adachi (Kobe University ) 16:00~16:30 Hajime Kubota (Hokkaido University) “On Irreducibility and Gains from Free Trade : Discrete-Time-Infinite Horizon Case” 16:30~16:40 Discussant: Hiroshi Tateishi (Nagoya University) 16:40~17:10 Kazuo Nishimura (Kyoto University) “Indeterminacy and the Role of Factor Substitutability” 17:10~17:20 Discussant: Kazuo Mino (Kobe University) February 3 (Tuesday) Venue: Kyoto University Clock Tower Centennial Hall 16:00~ 17:00 The Lecture by Lionel McKenzie February 4 (Wednesday) Venue: Suihou (2F), Kyoto Royal Hotel Chairperson: Masao Oda (Kansai University) 10:00~10:40 Eric Bond (Vanderbilt University) “Transportation Infrastructure Investments and Trade Liberalization” 10:40~10:50 Discussant: Shunpei Takemori (Keio University) Chairperson: Katsuhiko Suzuki (Kwansei Gakuin University) 10:55~11:25 Michihiro Ohyama (Keio University) “Free Trade Agreements and Economic Welfare : Beyond the Kemp-Wan Theorem” 11:25~11:35 Discussant: Murray Kemp (The University of New South Wales) 11:35~12:05 Makoto Yano (Keio University) “Long-Run Price Competition” 12:05~12:15 Discussant: Harrison Cheng (Kyoto University and University of Southern California) 12:15~14:00 Lunch Chairperson: Seiichi Katayama (Kobe University) 14:00~14:40 Ali Khan (Johns Hopkins University) “Optimal Growth in a Two-Sector Model without Discounting A Geometric Investigation (joint paper with Tapan Mitra (Cornell University))” 14:40~14:50 Discussant: Carl Chiarella (Kyoto University and University of Technology, Sydney) 14:50~15:20 Toshitaka Fukiharu (Hiroshima University) “The Economics of Greenhouse Effect: Dynamic General Equilibrium Approach” 15:20~15:30 Discussant: Atsumasa Kondo (Keio University) 15:30~16:00 break Chairperson: Toru Maruyama (Keio University) 16:00~16:30 Fumio Dei (Kobe University) “Herd Behavior, Network Externalities, and Marginal Cost Dumping (joint paper with Makoto Yano (Keio University))” 16:30~16:40 Discussant: Masayuki Okawa (Ritsumeikan University) 16:40~17:10 Akira Yamazaki (Hitotsubashi University) “Interim Core Concepts for a Bayesian Pure Exchange Economy (joint paper with Tatsuro Ichiishi)” 17:10~17:20 Discussant: Ali Khan (Johns Hopkins University) .