MOTOHASHI, Kazuyuki
Contact: Department of Technology Management for Innovation,
University of Tokyo tel:
+81-3-5841-1828 fax:
+81-3-5841-1829 email: motohashi@tmi.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp |
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CURRENT
POSITIONS:
Professor, Department of Technology
Management for Innovation (TMI), School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo
Faculty Fellow, Research Institute of
Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI)
Visiting Researcher, National Instute of
Science and Technology Policy (NISTEP), Ministry of Education, Science and
Technology
EDUCATION:
Keio
University Tokyo,
Japan
Phd. Business
and Commerce, December 2000
Thesis: “Economics of Innovation and
Technology Transfer:
Comparative Study in
OECD Countries”
Johnson
Graduate School of Management, Cornell University Ithaca,
New York, USA
Master of Business Administration, May 1993
Concentration: Micro-economics & Business Strategy
Activities: Vice President in Business
Affairs, Japan-U.S. Association
University
of Tokyo Tokyo, Japan
M.Eng. Civil Engineering 1986
Concentration: Remote Sensing
B.Eng. Civil Engineering 1984
Concentration: Structural mechanics of
buildings
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE:
2006-present Professor, Department of Technology Management
for Innovation, School of Engineering
University
of Tokyo Tokyo,
Japan
2004-2006
Associate Professor, Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology
University
of Tokyo Tokyo,
Japan
2002-2004 Associate Professor, Instute
of Innovation Research Hitotsubashi University
Senior
Fellow and Senior Manager of Quantitative Studies, RIETI
Tokyo,
Japan
2000-2002 Research and Statistics
Departmnet, MITI Tokyo,
Japan
Executive
Deputy Director
• Reponsible for personnel and financial
resource allocation of the department with 300 staffs
• Coordinating research and statistical
activities inside MITI.
1999-2000 International
Trade Policy Bureau, MITI Tokyo,
Japan
Head, Public Affairs and Information Office
• Briefing MITI’s policy to international
presses and economic journals
• Heading MITI’s public relations office of
5 professionals
• Overseeing MITI’s technology and
innovation policy from international perspectives
1998-1999 Small
and Medium Enterprise Agency, MITI Tokyo, Japan
Assistant Director, Planning Division
• Policy evaluation of SME innovation
policy and planning new policy
• Managed regional SME policy for
enterprise clustering
1995-1998 Directorate
for Science, Technology and Industry, OECD Paris,
France
Economist -Economic Analysis and Statistics
Division
• Applied micro economist; specialized on
information technology, productivity and employment
• Managing OECD’s
project on firm level micro dataset analysis
- international comparative project on
technology, productivity and employment
- comparative analysis on confidentiality
issues of micro level datasets
• Managing
OECD Input-Output Database
1993
-1995 Research and Statistics Department, MITI Tokyo,
Japan
Associate Director - Statistics Analysis
Division
• Economic Forecasting of Japanese Industry
• Quantitative Analysis of Economic and
Social Events
1991-1993
Japanese
Government Scholarship at Cornel University Ithaca,
NY, USA
• Conducted joint study on Japanese
industrial policy with faculty members
• Student at the MBA course
1990
-1991 Energy and Natural Resources Agency, MITI Tokyo,
Japan
Assistant Director - Electrical Safety
Office
• Coordinated electrical appliance safety
system
• Set-up quality control guidelines for
appliance manufactures and importers
Assistant Director - Energy Infrastructure
Office
• Initiated and
managed Japanese national research and development project for energy
efficiency
1989
-1990 Minister’s Secretariat, MITI Tokyo,
Japan
Division Manager - Information Processing Division
• Managed development of information system
of MITI (Budget: $14 million annually)
1987
-1989 Industrial Policy Bureau, MITI Tokyo,
Japan
Division Manager - Corporate Behavior
Division
• Established special taxation measures to
stimulate research and development
• Negotiated with Ministry of Finance to
affect taxation measures
1986
-1987 Machinery and Information Industry Bureau, MITI Tokyo,
Japan
Staff - Electronics Policy Division
• Managed national
research and development project on 5th generation computer system (artificial
intelligence system)
• Coordinated Germany - Japan Forum on
information technology
Summer
1992 The
World Bank (IBRD) Washington
D.C. , USA
Consultant - Industry & Energy
Department
• Researched on
Japanese industrial policy on information industry and its political
implication for developing countries
Summer 1984 Danish
State Railways
Copenhagen
, Denmark
Researcher – Planning Department
• Assisting digital
mapping for railway networks
LIST OF ENGLISH PUBLICATIONS
1.
Yeong-Wha
Sawng, Kazuyuki Motohashi, Gang-Hoon Kim, "Comparative analysis of
innovative diffusion in the high-tech markets of Japan and South Korea: a
use-diffusion model approach", Service Business, Volume 7, Issue 1,
pp.143-166, 2013/03
2.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, "Management R&D in Emerging Economies: Balancing Openness
to Locals and Technology Protection", International Proceedings of
Economics Development and Research: Education and Management Innovation II,
Volume 60, pp.68-72, 2013/02
3.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, "Growing R&D in Emerging Economies: Implications for
International Management and Competitiveness", International Journal of
Global Business and Competitiveness 2012, Vol.7, No 1, pp.13 -19, 2012/12
4.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, "Current situation and vision of the patent system: from the
perspective of economics" in "The Future of the Patent System"
(edited by Ryo Shimanami), Edward Elgar Publishing, Inc., 2012/12
10. Kazuyuki Motohashi, "Open Innovation and Firm's Survival: An empirical investigation by using a linked dataset of patent and enterprise census", RIETI Discussion Paper Series 12-E-036, 2012/05
11.
Kazuyuki Motohashi and Shingo Muramatsu, "Examining the
university industry collaboration policy in Japan: Patent analysis",
Technology in Society, Volume 34, Issue 2, pp.149-162, 2012/05
13.
Masayo
Kani and Kazuyuki Motohashi, " Understanding the Technology Market for
Patents: New Insights from a
Licensing Survey of Japanese Firms (invited)", WIPO SEMINAR SERIES ON
"THE ECONOMICS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY”, March 26, 2012, Geneva,
Switzerland, 2012/03
16.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, "Innovation Policy Challenges for Japan: An open and global
strategy", Center for Asian Studies, Institut francais des relations internationals,
Asie Visions 45, 2011/11
17.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, "The role of science park in innovation performance of start-up
firms: An empirical analysis of
Tsinghua Science Park in Beijing", in Proceedings of 2011 Fourth
International Conference on Information Management, Innovation Management and
Industrial Engineering, November 26-27, 2011, Shenzhen, China, Volume 3,
pp.254-257
23. Grid Thoma, Kazuyuki Motohashi, and Jun Suzuki, “Consolidating firm portfolios of patents across different offices. A comparison of sectoral distribution of patenting activities in Europe and Japan”, IAM Discussion Paper Series #019, 2010/11
24. Kazuyuki Motohashi,“R＆D Activities of Manufacturing Multinationals in China: Structure, Motivations and Regional Differences”, China & World Economy, Volume18, Issue6, 2010/11, pp.56-72
25. Kazuyuki Motohashi and Yuan Yuan, “Does Bank Loan Ratio Affect Investment of China's Listed Companies?”, Economics Bulletin, Volume30, Issue 2, 2010/05, pp.1173-1181
26. Sadao Nagaoka, Kazuyuki Motohashi, and Akira Goto, “Patent Statistics as an Innovation Indicator”, Handbook of the Economics of Innovation Volume 2, Academic Press, 2010/05, pp.1083-1128
27. Kazuyuki Motohashi, "Globalization of Japanese Economy and Its Impact on SMEs", Restructuring Small and Medium-Size Enterprises in the Age of Globalization, KDI Press, 2010/04, pp.15-34
28. Kazuyuki Motohashi and Yuan Yuan, “Productivity impact of technology spillover from multinationals to local firms: Comparing China's automobile and electronics industries” , Research Policy, Volume 39, Issue 6, 2010/4, pp.790-798
29. Kazunori MINETAKI and Kazuyuki MOTOHASHI, “Subcontracting Structure and Productivity in the Japanese Software Industry”,The Review of Socionetwork Strategies(2009) 3, 2009/12, pp.51-65
30. Ayako Obashi, Kazuo Hayakawa, Toshiyuki Matsuura and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “A Two-dimensional Analysis of the Impact of Outward FDI on Performance at Home: Evidence from Japanese manufacturing firms”, RIETI Disucussion Paper Series 09-E-053, 2009/10
31. Masayo Kani and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Understanding the Technology Market for Patents:New Insights from a Licensing Survey of Japanese Firms”, IAM Discussion Paper Series #008, 2009/9
32. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Software Patent and its Impact on Software Innovation in Japan”,RIETI Discussion Paper Series 09-E -038, 2009/8
33. Kazuyuki Mtotohashi, “A Comparative Analysis of Japanese, U.S., and Korean Firms on IT and Management”, in Proceedings of 2009 International Conference on Technology Innovation and Industrial Management, June 18-19, Bangkok, Thailand
34. Toshiyuki Matsuura, Kazuyuki Motohashi and Kazunobu Hayakawa, “How Does FDI Affect Performance at Home? – An Activity-level Analysis for Japanese Electrical Machinery and Electronics Firms”, KEIO/KYOTO GLOBAL COE Discussion Paper Series DP2009-002, 2009/6
35. Kazuyuki Mtotohashi, “Catching
up or lagging behind? Assessment of technological capacity of China by patent
database”, China Economic Journal 2(1), 2009/2, pp. 1 - 24
36. Akira Goto and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Technology
Policies in Japan:1990 to the Present, 21st Century Innovation Systems for
Japan and the United States: Lessons from a Decade of Change: Report of a
Symposium”, National Academy Press, 2009/04, pp.29-39
37. Kazuyuki
Mtotohashi, “The Globalization
of Japanese Firms and its Impact on the Domestic Economy”, Micro-Evidence for
the Dynamics of Industrial Evolution; the Case of the Manufacturing Industry in
Japan and Korea, Nova Science Pub Inc, 2009/01, pp.103-122
38. Chih-Hai Yang, Kazuyuki Motohashi and
Jong-Rong Chen, “Are new technology-based firms located on science parks really
more innovative? Evidence from Taiwan”, Research Policy 38(1), 2009/2, pp.
77-85
39. Kazuyuki Motohashi and YuanYuan, “IT,
R&D and Productivity of Chinese Manufacturing Firms”, RIETI Discussion
Paper Series 09-E-007, 2009/2
40. Kazuyuki Motohashi and YuanYuan, “Technology
Spillovers from Multinationals to Local Firms: Evidence from Automobile and
Electronics Firms in China”, RIETI Discussion Paper Series 09-E-005,
2009/2
41. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Regaining Japan's
Competitiveness Through Strategic R&D”, JAPAN Regaining its Glory (edited
by DIPANKAR DEY), 2008/11, pp.163-172
42. Takahito Kanamori and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Information
Technology and Economic Growth:A Comparison between Japan and Korea”, Seoul
Journal of Economics, 21(4), Winter 2008
43. B.K.Atrostic, Kazuyuki Motohashi and Sang
V.Nguyen, “Computer Network Use and Firms'Productivity Performance: The United
States VS. Japan”, US Census Bureau Center for Economic Studies Discussion
Paper 08-30, 2008/9
44. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Assessment of
technological capability in science industry linkage in China by patent
database”, World Patent Information 30(3), September 2008, Pages 225-232
45. Toshiyuki Matsuura, Kazuyuki Motohashi,
Kazunobu Hayakawa, “How Does FDI in East Asia Affect Performance at Home?:
Evidence from Electrical Machinery Manufacturing Firms”, RIETI Discussion Paper
Series 08-E-034, 2008/9
46. Xiaoyang FENG and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “IT
Management of Chinese Firms: Quantitative Analysis by Using Survey Data”,
Proceeding of The 4th IEEE International Conference on Management of
Technology, pp. 480-485
47. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “IT, enterprise reform,
and productivity in Chinese manufacturing firms”, Journal of Asian Economics 19(4),
August 2008, pp.325-333
48. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Growing R&D
Collaboration of Japanese Firms and Policy Implications for Reforming the
National Innovation System”, Asia Pacific Business Review 14(3), July 2008 ,
pp.339 - 361
49. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Licensing or not
licensing? An empirical analysis of the strategic use of patents by Japanese
firms”, Research Policy 37(9), July 2008, pp. 1548-1555
50. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Fast Growing Strategey
of SMEs by Using R&D Networks”, a paper presented at the OECD Kansas City
Workshop on High Growth SMEs, Innovation and Intellectual Assets: Strategic
Issues and Policies, May 8 2008, Kansas City, USA
51. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Comparing IT Service
Management between Japanese and US Firms by Econometric Approach”, Journal of
Harbin Institute of Technology (New Series) 15(1), 2008/4, pp.252-255
52. Yuan Yuan and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Impact
of the Debt Ratio on Firm Investment:A case study of listed companies in China”,
RIETI Discussion Paper Series 08-E-011, 2008/4
53. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Comparative Analysis
of IT Management and Productivity between Japanese and U.S. Firms”, RIETI
Discussion Paper Series 08-E-007, 2008/03
54. Xiaoyang FENG and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “IT
Management of Chinese Firms: Quantitative Analysis by Using Survey Data”, RIETI
Discussion Paper Series 08-E-008, 2008/03
55. Dale Jorgenson, Masahiro Kuroda and
Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Productivity In Asia: Economic Growth and Competitiveness”,
Edward Elgar Publishing, 2007/12
56. Takahito Kanamori and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “The
Effects of Supply Chain Management Systems on Productivity through a Reduction
in Inventory Levels”, Journal of the Japan Society for Management Information
16(3), December 2007, pp.35-44
57. Akira Goto and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Construction
of a Japanese Patent Database and a first look at Japanese patenting activities”,
Research Policy 36 (9), 2007/11, pp.1431-1442
58. Kazuyuki Motohashi and Xiao Yun, “China's innovation system reform and
growing industry and science linkages ”, Research Policy 36 (8), 2007/10, pp.1251-1260
59. Kazuyuki Motohashi , “A Comparative
Analysis of Japanese, U.S., and Korean Firms on IT and Management”, RIETI
Discussion Paper Series 07-E-047, 2007/07
60. Takahito Kanamori and Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Information Technology
and Economic Growth:Comparison between Japan and Korea”, RIETI Discussion Paper
Series 07-E-009, 2007/03
61. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “The Changing Autarky
Pharmaceutical R&D Process: Causes and Consequences of Growing R&D
Collaboration in Japanese Firms”, Journal
of International Technology Management 39( 1/2), 2007
62.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Firm level analysis of information network use and productivity in
Japan”, Journal of Japanese and
International Economies 21(1), 2007/3, pp.121-137
63.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “China's National Innovation System Reform and Growing Science
Industry Linkage”, Asian Journal of Technology Innovation 14, 2 (2006),
pp.49-65 2006/09
64.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Globalization of Japanese Firms and its Impact on Domestic Economy”,
2006 APPC Conference at Seoul, August 17-18, 2006
65.
Takahito
Kanamori and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Centralization or Decentralization of
Decision Rights? Impact on IT Performance of Firms”, RIETI Discussion Paper
Series 06-E-032, 2006/07
66.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “The IT Revolution's Implications for the Japanese Economy, in
Japan: Moving Toward a More Advanced Knowledge Economy”, T. Shibata ed., World
Bank Institute, Washington DC, 2006/06
67.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Licensing or Not Licensing? : Empirical Analysis on Strategic Use
of Patent in Japanese Firms”, RIETI Discussion Paper Series 06-E-021, 2006/04
68.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “R&D of Multinationals in China: Structure, Motivations and
Regional Difference”, RIETI Discussion Paper Series,06-E-005,2006/02
69.
Dale
W.Jorgenson and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Information technology and the Japanese
economy ?”, Journal of the Japanese and
International Economies 19(4), December 2005, Pages 460-481
70. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “IT, Enterprise Reform
and Productivity in Chinese Manufacturing Firms”, RIETI Discussion Paper
Seriies,05-E-025,2005/09
71.
Kanamori
Takahito and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Measurement of E-commerce: Japanese
Experience and its Comparison with Korea and China”, in Proceeding of the 2nd
International Conference on Information Statistics of the Internet
Measurement, Analysis and Applications, August 25-26, 2005, Seoul
72.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Assessing Japan’s Industrial Competitiveness by International
Productivity Level Comparison with China, Korea, Taiwan and United States,
International Conference on Productivity and Efficiency”, Academia Sinica
Economic Institute, June 20, 2005, Taipei
73.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Globalization of Japanese Economy and its Impact on SMEs, presented
at 2005 EWC/KDI Conference on
Restructuring SMEs in the Age of Globalization at East West Center”, Honolulu
Hawaii , 21-22 July 2005
74.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “University-industry collaborations in Japan: The role of new
technology-based firms in transforming the National Innovation System”, Research Policy 34(5), June 2005, pp.583-594
75.
Chuan
Men and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “The Role of Technology Market in Economic
Development in China” , presented at STEPI-ASIALICS International Conference,
April 18-19, 2005, Jeju Seoul
76.
B. K.
Atrostic, P. Boegh-Nielsen, Kazuyuki Motohashi and S. Nguyen, “Technologie de
l'information, productivite et croissance des entreprise:resultats bases sur de
nouvelles microdonnees internationals”, L'Actualite Economique 81(1-2), pp.
255-280, March 2005
77.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “China’s Innovation System Reform and Growing Industry and Science
Linkages”, RIETI Discussion Paper Series 05-E-011,2005/03
78.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “The Changing Autarky Pharmaceutical R&D Process:Causes and
Consequences of Growing R&D Collaboration in Japanese Firms”, February 2005
79.
Toshiyuki
Matsuura and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Market Dynamics and Productivity in Japanese
Retail Industry in the late 1990's”, RIETI Discussion Paper 2005-E-01, 2005/01
80.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi and Yue Ximing, “IT, Enterprise Reform and Productivity in Chinese
Manufacturing Firms”, presented for the Conference on IT Innovation, December
13-14, 2004
81.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Japan’s Patent System and Business Innovation: Reassessing
Pro-Patent Policies”, in Patents, Innovation and Economic Performance,
OECD Conference Proceedings: 2004, OECD Paris
82.
B.K.
Atrostic, P Bough-Nielsen and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “IT, Productivity and Growth
in Enterprise: New Results from International Micro Data”, in The Economic
Impact of ICT: Measurement, Evidence and Implications,2004, OECD Paris
83.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Does Active Use of Technology Market Spur R&D?: Empirical
Analysis of IP Strategy of Japanese Firms”, presented for OECD-WIPO conference
on patent statistics, October 2004, WIPO, Geneva
84.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Measuring E-Commerce in Japan: Statistical Issues and Challenges”,
in Conference Proceeding of the 1st International Conference on Information
Statistics of the Internet: Measurement, Analysis and Applications, August
19-20, 2004, Macao and Hong Kong, pp. 179-191
85.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Japan’s Long-term Recession in 1990’s: Fall of Industrial
Competitiveness”, Hitotsubashi University, Institute of Innovation Research
Working Paper #04-08
86.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Quantifying IT Economy：Survey
of IT Statistics in Japan”, Presented for OECD/ICCP/WPIIS Meeting, April 2004,
OECD, Paris
87.
Dale.W.Jorgenson
and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Potential Growth of the Japanese and U.S. Economies in
the Information Age ”, ESRI Discussion Paper, March, 2004
88.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “OECD/TIP Project on Biopharmaceutical National Innovation Systems”,
National Report Japan，March 2004,OECD, Paris
89. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Economic Analysis of
University-Industry Collaborations: the Role of New Technology Based Firms in
Japanese National Innovation Reform”, RIETI Discussion Paper Series 04-E-001,
2004/01
90. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “The Japanese
Model:Shifts in Comparative Adventage Due to the IT Revolution and
Modularization”, Journal of International Trade and Industry, November/December
2003, Japan Economic Foundation, Tokyo, Japan
91. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Firm Level Analysis of
Information Network use and Productivity in Japan”, RIETI Discussion Paper
Series 03-E-021, 2003/09
92. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Japan's Patent System
and Business Innovation: Reassessing Pro-patent Policies”, RIETI Discussion
Paper Series 03-E-020, 2003/09
93. Dale.W.Jorgenson and Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Economic
Growth of Japan and the United States in the Information Age”, RIETI Discussion
Paper Series 03-E-015, 2003/07
94. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Recent Development in
Research and Innovation Policy in Japan”, Hitotsubashi University, Institute of
Innovation Reserch Working Paper #03-03, 2003/3
95. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Spotlight on Japan's
Competitiveness, Journal of International Trade and Industry”, Japan Economic
Foundation, Tokyo, Japan, Part3:Rebuilding Japan's Innovation System to Meet
the Challenges of the IT Revolution(January/February 2003)
96. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Falls of Japanese
Competitiveness in 1990's:Assessment of Structural Factors behind Economic
Growth Slowdown since 1980's”, Hitotsubashi University, Institute of Innovation
Research Working Paper #03-01, 2003/1
97. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Use of Plant Level
Micro-data for SME Innovation Policy Evaluation in Japan”, OECD Science,
Technology and Industry Working Papers, 2002/12
98.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Spotlight on Japan's Competitiveness,Journal of International Trade
and Industry”, Japan Economic Foundation, Tokyo, Japan, Pert2:The Emergence of
Asian Nations and the Competitiveness of Japanese Manufacturing
Industry(November/december 2002)
99.
Kazuyuki
Motohashi, “Spotlight on Japan's Competitiveness, Journal of International
Trade and Industry”, Japan Economic Foundation,Tokyo,Japan,Part1:Overall Evaluation
of Japan's International Competitiveness (September/October 2002)
100.B.K. Atrostic, P Bough-Nielsen and Kazuyuki Motohashi,
“IT, Productivity and Growth in Enterprise: Evidence from new international
micro data”, presented at IAOS (International Association of Official
Statistics) New Economy Conference in London, August 2002
101.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Measuring E-commerce: Lesson from
the ICT Workplace Survey in Japan”, presented at OECD expert meeting on
"Definition and Measuring Electronic Commerce", Stockholm, April 2002
102.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Conceptual Mapping of Service
Innovation: The Role of IT and Implications on New Indicators”, Journal of
Science Policy and Research Management 16(3/4), 2001, pp.203-213
103.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Development of Longitudinal
Micro-Datasets and Policy Analysis for Japanese Industrial Sectors”, RIETI
Discussion Paper 01-E-7, 2001
104.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Use of Plant Level Micro-data for
SME Innovation Policy Evaluation in Japan”, RIETI Discussion Paper 01-E-6, 2001
105.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Economic Analysis of Information
Network Use: Organizational and Productivity Impacts on Japanese Firms”, mimeo,
January 2001
106. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “National Industrial Technology
Development Strategies and Japan’s Innovation System”, Journal of International Trade and Industry, May/June 2000 19, pp. 33-38, Japan Economic Foundation,
Tokyo, Japan
107.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Changing Nature of Japanese Firm? :
Technology Adoption, Organizational Structure and Human Resource Strategy”, in Micro- and Macrodata of Firms:
Statistical Analysis and International Comparison, S. Biffignandi ed. 1999,
Physica-Verlag, New York
108.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “The Role of Technology in Manufacturing
Employment and Productivity Growth: A Cross Country Micro Data Analysis of
Japan and the United States”, with Ronald Jarmin, in Micro- and Macrodata of Firms: Statistical Analysis and
International Comparison, S. Biffignandi ed. 1999, Physica-Verlag, New York
109.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Structural Aspects of the Asian
Financial Crisis”, Asia Pacific Review
5(3), 1998, pp. 27 – 49
110.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Institutional Arrangement for
Access to Confidential Micro-level Data in OECD countries”, OECD STI Working
Paper, 1998-3
111. Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Technology, Productivity and
Employment: Insights from Firm Level Micro-datasets in France, Japan and the
United States”, July 1998, OECD, Paris
112.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Innovation Strategy and Business
Performance of Japanese Manufacturing Firms”, Economics of Innovation and New Technology 7, pp. 27 – 52
113.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “How Japan-US Economic
Interdependency Changed from 1985 to 1990?: Some Findings from Price Adjusted
MITI’s Inter-country IO Tables”, Economic
Systems Research 10(1), 1998, pp. 45 – 62
114.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Measuring Services Innovations
and Information Technology”, a paper presented for the workshop on new S&T
statistics, June 1998, OECD, Paris, France
115.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “ICT Diffusion and its Economic
Impact on OECD countries, OECD Science
Technology and Industry Review, no. 20, pp.13-45, 1997, OECD, Paris, France
116.Kazuyuki Motohashi and R.Nezu, “Why Do Countries Perform Differently?”, The OECD Observer, No. 206, June/July
1997, pp.19-22, OECD, Paris
117.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Japanese Experience of
Longitudinal Dataset Analysis and International Perspectives”, in The Evolution of Firms and Industries,
S. Laaksonen ed., pp.50-64, 1997, Statistics Finland, Helsinki, Finland
118.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Use of Information Networks,
Organizational Changes and Productivity: Firm Level Evidence in Japan”, a paper
presented for the NBER Summer Institute: Productivity Workshop, July 1996,
Cambridge, USA
119.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “R&D, Spillover and
Productivity: Survey of Economic Studies for Japanese Manufacturers”, a paper
presented for the OECD Expert Workshop on Technology, Productivity and
Employment: Macroeconomics and Sectoral Evidence, June 1996, Paris France
120.Masahiro Kuroda, Kazuyuki Motohashi and Kazushige
Shimpo, “Issues on the International Comparison of Productivity; Theory and
Measurement”, in Industry Productivity:
International Comparison and Measurement Issues, pp. 49-95, 1996, OECD,
Paris, France
121.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Firm Level Survey of Information
Network in Japan”, a paper presented for OECD Economic Workshop of Information
Infrastructure No. 2, December 1995, Istanbul, Turkey
122. M. Doms, J. Jensen, F. Kramarz, Kazuyuki Motohashi
and V. Nocke, “A Micro Economic Comparison of the Manufacturing Sectors in
France, Japan and the United States”, a paper presented for the NBER Summer
Institute: Productivity Workshop, July 1995, Cambridge, USA
123.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “The World Input-Output Table:
Compilation Aspects, Analysis and Future Prospects”, a paper presented for the
34th European Congress of the Regional Science Association, August 1994,
Groningen, Netherlands
124.Kazuyuki Motohashi, “Japanese Industrial Policy of
Computer Industry: Policy Instruments & Institutional State-Business
Relationship”, unpublished paper presented for the World Bank, May 1993