| -019 | Expenditure Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic Junichi Kikuchi, Ryoya Nagao, and Yoshiyuki Nakazono
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| -018 | Willingness to Pay for Pesticide-free Vegetables: A Trade-off between Appearance and Pesticide Use |
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*Revision of 001 | Two-sided Heterogeneity: New Implications for Input Trade |
| -016 | Are Public Employees and People with High Public Service Motivation Risk-Averse?Reona Hayashi, So Morikawa, Takeshi Ojima, and Manami Tsuruta
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| -015 | When the Celtic Tiger relaxed its corporate tax bite: An analysis of the effects on the top and upper middle income shares in IrelandNiklas Uliczka
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| -014 | Tax Salience and Attention Variation: Evidence from a Natural ExperimentShinri Ishida, and Yoshiyuki Nakazono
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| -013 | Excess Liquidity against PredationDai Zusai
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| -012 | Revelation principle under strategic uncertainty:
application to financial contracts with limited liabilityDai Zusai |
| -011 | Adjustment costs in dynamically optimal pricing of a network goodDai Zusai
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| -010 | The Quantity Quality Trade-off of Children and Quality of High School |
| -009 | Financial relief policy and social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic |
| -008 | Free-Rider Problem and Sovereignty Protection
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| -007 | The Role of Venture Capital in an Endogenously
Growing Economy
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| -006 | ardl: Estimating autoregressive distributed lag
and equilibrium correction models
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| -005 | Non-point source pollution control policy for stochastic but constant environmental damage |
| -004 | Optimal Inspection under Moral Hazard and Limited Liability of Polluter |
| -003 | Economic variable selection |
| -002 | The Aging Tax on Potential Growth in Asia |
| -001 | Two-sided Heterogeneity: New Implications for Input TradeTomohiro Ara
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