Takahashi Ryotaro

基本情報

Undergraduate School of Political Science and Economics / Department of Economics

The Political Economy and Economic History Society. Poster Session Outstanding Performance Award Changes in the Fiscal Policy Making Process in the Early 1970s and Their Consequences: Why Was the First Welfare Year Born?

Under Treasury Control: Japan’s Emergence as an Egalitarian, Small-government State

Tale of a Missed Opportunity: Japan’s Delay in Implementing a Value-Added Tax

The origins of income equality with a small government in Japan: An analysis of the formation of Japanese-style income policy in 1975

「平等」で小さな政府の研究－国際収支と大蔵省統制に着目して－

Analysis of the Formation Process of the 15-Month Budget in the Late 1970s: Focusing on the Relationship between Gaiatsu and Treasury Control

An Analysis of the "First Welfare Year" Policy-Formulation Process in Japan: The key to Responding to the Balance of Payment Imbalance Problem

Policy Diffusion and Social Security in Japan: The Role of Progressive Local Governments in Shaping Elderly Care and Child Allowances
How Japan Achieved Income Equality with a Small Government: The Role of Treasury Control and Tax Policies in the 1960s and 1970s
Achieving Small Government with Income Equality in Post-War Japan: A Focus on Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations in the 1960s and 1970s
Why did the introduction of value-added tax lag behind in Japan?
Why Did Japan Have Economic Growth without Income Inequality in the 1960s? -The Conflict between Fiscal discipline and Fiscal Policy
How Did Japan Realize Societal Equality with a Small Government in the 1980s? : An Analysis of the Formation of Japanese-Style Income Policy
The Origins of Japan's Huge Debt: A Study of the Ministry of Finance's Response to the Current Account Imbalance in the Latter Half of the 1970s