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Making Pension Promises More Credible in Asia-Pacific Economies
Prof. Mukul G. Asher
Social Resilience, Means-testing, and Capital Taxation – Reflections on Economic Paradigms
Dr. Cagri Kumru and Dr. John Piggott
Social Issues and Policy Agendas in Korea
Dr. Hyungpyo Moon
Development of Pension Arrangements and Future Pension Policy Issues in Japan
Prof. Noriyuki Takayama
The Medical Insurance System in Japan
Dr. Miho Sekimoto and Prof. Masako Ii
Insuring the no- or low-income population and balancing the income inequality:the National Health Insurance program as the base of Japan’s social security
Dr. Etsuji Okamoto
Health System Reforms in China: Is Universal Coverage Enough to Solvethe Problems?
Ms. Hiroko Uchimura
Employment Structure and Unemployment Insurance in East Asia:Establishing Social Protection for Inclusive and Sustainable Growth
Dr. Yasuhiro Kamimura
Unemployment Insurance in Thailand: Rationales for the Early Introductionin a Second-Tier Newly Industrializing Economy
Prof. Yasuhito Asami
Employment Insurance and Active Labor Market Policies in Chinese Taipei
Dr. Ke-Jeng Lan and Dr. Wen-Chi Chou
Employment insurance system in Korea and recent revision
Dr. Myoung-Jung Kim
Employment Insurance and Active Labor Market Programs in Japan
Prof. Naoki Mitani
The Determinants of Saving Rates in the Developed and Developing Economies: The Impact of Social Safety Nets
Prof. Charles Yuji Horioka
Uncertainty of Public Pension and Precautionary Saving in Japan — Evidence from the Micro Data of Close-to-retirement Households
Prof. Wataru Suzuki and Dr. Yanfei Zhou
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