10th Keynes Conference by the Keynes Society Japan

 

10^th Keynes Conference

 

Time Schedule and Program

 

5 & 6 December, 2020

Conference Place: Online Conference

Day 1 (5th December, Sat)

Session Ⅰ: Digital Currency and Cashless Payments 10:00-12:15 Chair: Yasutoshi NOSHITA, Professor, Kokushikan University, Japan   CBDC and Monetary Policy Speaker: Masashi NAKAJIMA, Professor, Reitaku University, Japan   Cashless Payments and the Digitalization of Money: the Case of Japan Speaker: Taku KINAI, Manager, Corporate Planning Dept., Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting, Japan   Payment System and Cashless Payment in the Retail Transactions Speaker: Yasutoshi NOSHITA, Professor, Kokushikan University, Japan   Discussant: Takeshi OGAWA, Associate Professor, Senshu University, Japan

Discussant: Etsuko KATSU, Professor, Meiji University, Japan

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Session Ⅱ: Economic Growth and Innovation Chair: Jiro OBATA, Professor, Rissho University, Japan 12:30-14:45   Industrial and Financial Innovation in Perspective of Hicks’s Capital Theory Speaker: Jiro OBATA, Professor, Rissho University, Japan Discussant: Toru NAGAHARA, Associate Professor, Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan   Service Industry Prices / Wage Theories Speaker: Yutaka KUWAGAKI, Lecturer, Kyoto Sangyo University, Japan Discussant: Jiro OBATA, Professor, Rissho University, Japan   A Two-class Economy from the Multi-sectoral Perspective: The Controversy between Pasinetti and Meade-Samuelson-Modigliani Revisited Speaker: Kazuhiro KUROSE, Associate Professor, Tohoku University, Japan

  Discussant: Toichiro ASADA, Professor, Chuo University, Japan

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Session Ⅲ: Questioning from Post Keynesians  15:15-17:30 Chair: Yoshio WATANABE, Professor, Meiji University, Japan   Unconventional Monetary Policy and Instability of Financial System Speaker: Yoshio WATANABE, Professor, Meiji University, Japan Discussant: Atsushi NAITO, Professor, Ohtsuki City College, Japan   A Two-Sector Kaleckian Model with Differences in Employment Form Speaker: Ryunosuke SONODA, Associate Professor, Saga University, Japan Discussant: Takeshi IKEDA, Professor, Rikkyo University, Japan   Coordinated Fiscal and Monetary Stabilization Policy in the Manner of MMT: A Study by Means of Dynamic Keynesian Model Speaker: Toichiro ASADA, Professor, Chuo University, Japan

Discussant: Ryuzo KUROKI, Professor, Rikkyo University, Japan 

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17:30-18:00

Report on the Publication of Review of Keynesian Studies Vol.2

Speaker: Toshiaki HIRAI, Professor, Sophia University, Japan 

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Day 2 (6th December, Sun)

Session Ⅳ: From a Perspective of Equality/Egalitarianism – Keynes, Pigou and Welfare States Chair: Satoshi NIIMURA, Professor Emeritus, Okayama University, Japan  10:00-12:30   Keynes’s New Liberalism Speaker: Toshiaki HIRAI, Professor, Sophia University, Japan Discussant: Nobuhiro ITO, Associate Professor, Takasaki City University of Economics, Japan   Pigou’s Egalitarianism Speaker: Satoshi YAMAZAKI, Associate Professor, Kochi University, Japan Discussant: Yuichi KIMURA, Associate Professor, Nihon University, Japan   Welfare States and Equality Speaker: Norio SASAKI, Professor, Tohoku University, Japan

Discussant: Nanako FUJITA, Professor, Nagoya City University, Japan

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Session Ⅴ: Global Political Economy swayed by the "New Cold War": from the Perspective of China, the United States, and Europe   13:00-15:15 Chair: Kimihito SAKURAI, Professor, Rikkyo University, Japan   China's Recursion on Marxism and Revival of the Cold War in Asia Speaker: Kenji MINEMURA, Editorial Office, The Asahi Shimbun Company, Japan   The “New Cold War” and The U.S. Speaker: Kimihito SAKURAI, Professor, Rikkyo University, Japan   The “New Cold War” and Europe Speaker: Soko TANAKA, Professor, Tohoku University, Japan

Discussant: Atsuji OHARA, Associate Professor, University of Nagasaki, Japan 

Closing  15:20