May 27, 2006

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name:     Tatsuyoshi Miyakoshi

 

Office Address: Graduate School of International Culutural Studies,

Tohoku University,

Kawauchi Aoba-ku,Sendai 980-8576,JAPAN

Tel:+81-22-795-7613, Fax:+81-22-795-7613

E-mail: miyakoshi@intcul.tohoku.ac.jp

 

Born: 1954,      Niigata, Japan

Education:         B.A., M.A., Ph.D.(Economics), Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

 

Experience:

   1977-1978,       Staff,  Nippon Steel Corporation (Shin-Nippon Seitetsu, in Japanese)

   l983-1987,       Lecturer of Economics, lwate Prefectural Morioka Junior College

   1987-1992,      Associate Professor of Economics. Hirosaki University  

   1992-1995,      Associate Professor of Economics, Niigata University

   1995-2002,       Professor of Economics, Niigata University

   2002-2005,       Professor of Economics, University of Tsukuba

   2005-present    Professor of Economics, Tohoku University

  

   1996-1996,       Visiting Fellow, University of London and Kingston University,

                            for 6 months

   1997-1998,       Visiting Fellow, University of British Columbia, for 4 months

   2000-2000,      Visiting Fellow, San Francisco State University, for 10 months

 

Fields of Specialization:

              Macroeconomics, Monetary and Financial Economics, Financial Institution

 

Current Research Interest:

           Financial Deregulation in Japan and other countries,         Monetary and Financial

              Theory

 

PUBLICATIONS:  Recent ten years since 1992.

 

Foreign Refereed Journals:

1.   “Fiscal Policy in a Two-Country Fix-Price Model with a Particular Rationing

      Rule“,Economic Notes (Blackwell), Vo1.22, No.1, pp.105-122,1993.

 

2.    “The Granger causality between Money and Income for the Japanese economy in

      the Presence of a Structural Change” ,with Tsukuda,Y.,

      The Japanese Economic Review (Blackwell),Vol.49,No.2,pp.191-209,1998

 

3.  “ Trade-off between Pensions and Jobs for Elderly”,Asian Economic Journal

      (Blackwell),Vol.13, No.1, pp.93-107, 1999.

 

4.  “The Japanese Labor Market: Unemployment and Vacancies”,with Tsukuda,Y.,

      Journal of the Japanese and International Economies (Elsevier Science), Vol.13,

      No.2,pp.91-118, 1999.

 

5.  “Productivity Biases and Real Interest Rate Differentials on East-Asian Real

      Exchange Rates”, Asian Economic Journal (Blackwell), Vol.13,No.3,

      pp.345-352,1999.

 

6.  “Testing PPP Hypotheses between Japan and the SixG7 Countries”,with Tsukuda,Y.,

      Asia-Pacific Financial Markets,(Kluwer Academic Publisher), Vol.7,No.2,

      pp.155-177,2000.

 

7.  “The Causes of Asian Currency Crisis: Empirical Observation”,

      Japan and the World Economy (Elsevier Science), Vol.12, No.2,pp.243-253,2000.

 

8.  “The monetary approach to the exchange rate: empirical observations from Korea”,

      Applied Economics Letters (Routledge),Vol.7,No.12,pp.437-439,2001.

 

9.  “The Efficacy of Job-Sharing Policy: The Case of OECD Europe”,

      Applied Economics Letters (Routledge),Vol.8,No.7,pp.437-439, 2001

 

10.  “ARCH versus Information-based Variances: Evidence from the Tokyo Stock

      Market”,Japan and the World Economy (Elsevier Science), Vol.14,No.2,

      pp.215-231, 2002.

 

11.  “Real Exchange Rate Determination: Empirical Observations from East-Asian

      Countries”, Empirical Economics (Springer-Verlag) , Vol.28,No.1,

      pp.173-180, 2003

 

12.  “Designs of pension management with the rapid aging”, with Kamoike,O.,

        Applied Economics Letters, (Routledge), Vol.10,No.3,pp.191-195,2003

 

13.  “Spillovers of stock return volatility to Asia equity markets from Japan and

      the US”,Journal of International Financial Markets,Institutions and Money,

      (Elsevier Science), Vol.13,No.4,pp.383-399,2003

 

14.  “An Alternative Method for Predicting Technical Inefficiency in Stochastic Frontier

        Models”,with Tsukuda,Y., Applied Economics Letters, (Routledge),

        Vol.10,No.11,pp.667-670,2003

 

15.  “Testing of the purchasing power parity hypothesis using a vector autoregressive

         model”, Empirical Economics, (Springer-Verlag), Vol.29,No.3,pp.541-552,2004

 

16.  “The causes of the long stagnation in Japan”,with Tsukuda,Y.,

        Applied Financial Economics, (Routledge),Vol.14,No.2,pp.113-120,2004.

 

17. “Regional Disparities of the Japanese Banking Performance”, with Tsukuda,Y.

        Review of Urban & Regional Development Studies,( Blackwell), Vol.16,No.1,

        pp.74-89, 2004

 

18.” Who drives the Russian Financial Markets?”,with Jalolov,M.,

        The Developing Economies(Institute of Developing Economies),      Vol.43,No.3,pp.46-67. 2005

 

19.”Money-Income Causality Revisited in EGARCH: Spillovers of Monetary Policy to

        the Asia from the US”, with Jalolov,M., Journal of Asian Economics,

        (Elsevier Science), Vol.16,No.1,pp.299-313, 2005

 

 

20.” Dynamic Efficiency in the East European Emerging Markets”,with Tsukuda,Y.

      and Shimada,J. March, 2006,  Asia-Pacific Financial Markets,

      (Kluwer Academic Publisher), forthcoming.

 

21.”Pratical Illustrations of the Two Recent Contributions to Stochastic Frontier Models”,

        with Tsukuda,Y., March 2006, Applied Economics Letters, (Routledge),

        Vol.16, No.4.

 

22.”ARCH Variance Structures and News:The Six Asian Emerging Markets”, 

        September 2006, Review of Pacific Basin Financial Markets and Policies

    (World Scientific), Vol.9,No.3

 

23.”Assessments of the Program for Financial Revival of the Japanese Banks”,with

        Tsukuda,Y. May. 2006, Applied Financial Economics, (Routledge),forthcoming.

 

Domestic Refereed Journals:

1.    “Credit Economies, Transactions Demand for Money, and Consumption”,     Review of Monetary and Financial Studies (Japan Society of Monetary Economics), no.3, July, 1992.

2.    “Scope and Scale Economies in Credit Associations: A Regional Point of View”,(in Japanese), The Economic Review(The Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University), Vo1.44,no.3,July,1993

3.    ”Testing for Granger Causality between Financial Variables and Real Variables: The Effect of Financial Deregulation”(in Japanese),Japan Financial Review (Japan Securities Research Institute),no.21, Aug. 1996

4.    “Ricardian Equivalence Theorem - In a Keynesian Framework-“,(in Japanese)  Japan Financial Review (Japan Securities Research Institute),no. 19, 1995

5.    “The Effectiveness of Real Business Cycles Theory in Japan? (in Japanese),  Statistics, (the Japan Society of Economic Statistics), no. 76, 1999

6.    “Asian Financial Crisis “(in Japanese), Journal of Personal Finance and Economics (The Japan Society of Household Economics),Vol.16,2001

7.    Regional Disparity of Japanese Banking Performance: Comparative Studies between 1983 and 1999”,(in Japanese) with Y. Tsukuda, The Keizaigaku Vol. 64,No.3,2003

 

Commercial Journals and University Journals:

more than ten papers.

 

BOOKS:

1.    Stdies on a Second Generation of Disequilibrium Economics”,             Niigata University Press pp.1-117, 2001

2.    Deregulation of Banks and Security Companies in Japan”(in Japanese),      KEISO SHYOBO, pp.59-116,2002.

 

SUBMITTED PAPERS:

1.” Empirical Evidences for the Skewed Distribution of Inefficiency”, with Tsukuda,Y.,

      Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences, Tsukuba University, Discussion Paper

      Series, No.1063, November 2003. Revised on August 9, 2004

 

2.” Measuring the Welfare Cost of the Japanese Long Stagnation”, with Okubo M,

      Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences, Tsukuba University, Discussion Paper

      Series, No.1069, December 2003, Revised on March 13,2005

       Renamed ” An Alternative Measure to Lucas- Obstfeld Model:Dynamic Welfare

       Cost of Stagnation”,  with Okubo,M. and Shimada,J., Revised on March 13,2006

 

 

3 “The Welfare Costs of the 1997 Asian Crisis”, with Okubo M, Institute of Policy and

      Planning Sciences, Tsukuba University, mimeo, July 2003,

      Revised on March 13,2005

      with Okubo,M. and Shimada,J., Revised on March 13,2006

 

4.” A Welfare Cost of the Lost Decade in Japan”, with Okubo M, Institute of Policy and

      Planning Sciences, Tsukuba University, mimeo, July 2003,

      Revised on March 13,2006

    

 

 

5.” The Effects of IMF Supported-Program on the Asian Crisis”,with Tsukuda,Y. and

     Shimada,J., mimeo, June 19, 2005,Revised September 13,2005,

     Revised on May 17,2006

 

6.”Asymmetric Transmission in the Conditional Mean and Volatility to the Japanese

       Market from the US: the EGARCH vs. SV Models”,

     with Shimada,J.and Tsukuda,Y.mimeo, August 9, 2005, Revised on May 17,2006

 

7. A Partial Asymmetric Price Adjustment Model and Fama’s Market Efficiency

       with Tsukuda,Y. and Shimada,J., mimeo, March 3, 2006.

8. “Relationship banking in the Japanese main bank system”, mimeo, progressing.

9.“Governance of Banking Firms in Japan”, mimeo, progressing.

10.” Public expenditure composition and Japanese economic growth” ,

        mimeo, progressing.

 

 

 

 

Administrative and Editorial:

Co-editor, Review of Monetary and Financial Studies (Japan Society of Monetary

                   Economics) (April 202-present)

Member of Board, Japan Association of Economics and Econometrics (April

2002-present);    Japan Society of Monetary Economics (April 2006-present)

 

Fellow, East Asian Economic Association (January 2005-present)

 

 

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

Japan Association of Economics and Econometrics

Japan Society of Monetary Economics

Japanese Association of Financial Economics and Engineering

Japan Society of Household Economics

Western Economic Association International

East Asian Economic Association

 

 

 

REFERENCES:

Professor Makoto Ohta, Graduate School of Finance, Accounting and Law,

        Waseda University, Tokyo, JAPAN,tel: (+)81-3-3272-6814

Professor Eiji Ogawa, Faculty of Commerce, Hitotsubashi

        University,Kunitachi,JAPAN,tel: (+)81-425-72-1101

Professor Yoshihiko Tsukuda , Faculty of Economics, Tohoku

        University, Sendai,JAPAN, tel:(+)81-22-217-6302