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- Young households' saving and the life cycle of opportunities, evidence from Japan and Italy
- Cost of capital for the United States, Japan and Canada, an attempt at a measurement based on individual company records and aggregate national accounts data
- Dissaving by the elderly, transfer motives and liquidity constraints
- The cost of capital in the US and Japan, a comparison
- Inefficiency of corporate investment and distortion of savings behavior in Japan
- A micro simulation model of demographic development and households' economic behavior in Italy
- The cost of capital in Japan, recent evidence and further results
- Prices, wages and employment in the US economy, a traditional model and tests of some alternatives
- On the Japanese economy and Japanese national accounts
- Younger households saving, evidence from Japan and Italy
- Demographic dynamics, labor force participation and household asset accumulation, case of Japan