Research Papers
Here are some of the topics we report as part of our regular activities.
2022.06.23
Masayuki Ogura, Nonresident Fellow
Global Dynamics Of Strategies on Semiconductors and Data - The U.S.-China Technology Supremacy Battles and the Impact of EU Data Policies on the Automotive Industry-
2022.05.27
Adam S. Posen, President, Peterson Institute for International Economics
Economic Outlook through 2024 – Risks to and from the United States
2022.04.21
Takashi Shiraishi, Distinguished Nonresident Senior Fellow
Current Situation and Prospects in Asia:Asia and the World in Times of Crisis
2022.04.21
Takuma Hashimoto, Senior Economist
EU Industrial and Trade Strategy under Geopolitical Tensions -Accelerated Movement towards "Strategic Autonomy"-
2022.04.07
Shingo Ito, Senior Economist
China's Increased Emphasis on Stability and Its Economic Outlook ~Sustainability of China's Economy after the Party Congress~
Mini Report -Kudan+[plas]-
“Kudan+ [plas]” provides brief accounts of the selected issues and views from what our researchers have become aware of and find useful through their daily research activities.
2022.06.30
Shingo Ito, Senior Economist
Structural Changes in the Global Semiconductor Market and the Future of Supply-Demand Balance (Part 2) Speaker: Mr. Chris Hung (Director General and Senior Industry Consultant, Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute)
2022.06.29
Shingo Ito, Senior Economist
Structural Changes in the Global Semiconductor Market and the Future of Supply-Demand Balance (Part 1) Speaker: Mr. Chris Hung (Director General and Senior Industry Consultant, Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute)
2022.06.27
Hidehiko Takiguchi, International Energy Consultant
Energy News from New York No.200: Buy Cut and Supply Cut are Same in the End
2022.06.27
Tomomi Okazaki, Former Senior Economist
Estimating the labor output gap of migration workers in Japan ― A shortage of 400,000 to 600,000 people in the next 20 years? ―
2022.06.20
Shingo Takeshima, Senior Economist
30 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, former Soviet Republics move away from Russia ~Trajectories of 15 countries including Russia and Ukraine from the data~