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The End of Deflation Approaches -- Short-Term Economic Forecast (FY2005-2006)
In fiscal 2005， Japan's economy will grow 2.8% in real terms， led by do...
（07/02/2006）
On the Growing Momentum of Tokyo's Real Estate Investment Market -- Survey of Real Estate Market Conditions (2005)
Aggressive buying by real estate funds has bid up property prices， raising concern...
（31/01/2006）
Economic Implications of Japan's Population Decrease -- Medium-Term Economic Forecast (FY 2005-2015)
The projected population decrease and retirement of baby boomers will cause a full-fledge...
（22/12/2005）
Why Overcoming Deflation is Crucial to Fiscal Restructuring
Japan's public sector debt as a percentage of nominal GDP is the largest among advance...
（06/12/2005）
Chinas Economy After the Currency Revaluation -- Policy Management Implications and the Effect on Domestic and Foreign Economies
（05/10/2005）
Sayuri Ito
Economic Research Department
Recent U.S. Economic Conditions as Seen From the Flow of Funds Accounts (2004)
（28/07/2005）
Economic Forecast for Fiscal 2005 and 2006 -- Corporate and Household Sectors Cross Paths
（30/06/2005）
Researcher
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Shingo Ide
New Equity Index May Overcome Problems of Capitalization-Weighted Indexing
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Yasuhide Yajima
The U.S. Dollar’s Amazing Strength in the Deepening Financial Crisis
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Kim Myoungjung
Future Issues of Indefinite Employment Reclassification Rule － Learning from the Precedent in South Korea －
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Kanako Amano
An International Comparison and Analysis of Japan's High Suicide Rate
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Sayuri Ito
What is the prospects of trilateral cooperation to the WTO reform?
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Taro Saito
Japan’s Economic Outlook for Fiscal Years 2025-2026 (August 2025)
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