Dear Colleagues,

We, the Keynes Society Japan (KSJ), are to hold the second annual
conference at Meiji University on Nov. 23 and 24. The program for it
runs as follows. Both English and Japanese papers and languages are
allowed here. The venue stands within 10 min. walk from the Ochanomizu
Station, which is also within ten min. by train from the Tokyo
Station.
Just in the midst of Tokyo.
 We are very happy if the program could cause you some interest in KSJ.

For further details, see the following site:

http://keynes-society.blog.so-net.ne.jp/

All the best,
Toshiaki Hiria, President

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2012 Keynes Society Japan Program

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　                 At Meiji Univerisity

First Day  November 23 (Fri.)
Reception Desk:  1st Floor, Liberty Tower, Meiji University　9:30-
Morning  10:00-12:00
<Roon 1011>
Session A  Theory of Employment and Effective Demand
         　　 　　　                                   Chair: R. Kuroki

１Modelling of the Depression　　            　　　　　　　Reporter T. Takeuchi
              　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Discussant  R. Kuroki
２Employment Crisis and Work Sharing                   Reporter T. Ohno
                                                      Discussant N.
Itoh
３The Level of  GDP Can Securely Respond to Effective Demand：
A Solution to the Over-Determination Problem in Keynesian Macroeconomics
Reporter H. Niwa
                                                     Discussant M. Ishikura

<Room 1012>
Session  B  Dynamic Development of Keynesian Theory
Chair: Y. Sakai

１Keynes' Coefficient c  and the Short-term Probability Weighting Function
                                                           Reporter H. Murata
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Discussant　T. Shimizu

２Keynesian Approach to Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Model

Reporter T. Nagahara
　                                                        Discussant T. Asada

3 Average Productivity and Aggregate Performance
Reporter D. Asanuma
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Discussant T. Ikeda


Lunch Time　12:00-13:20

Afternoon　13:20-17:20
Invited Distinguished Lecture ＜Room 1011＞　            13:20-14:20
                                     　　　　　　　　　　Chair  R. Kuroki
  Keynes Economics in Retrospect - Unfinished Revolution
　　　　　　　　　                                       Lecturer   M. Fukuoka

General Assembly  ＜Room 1011＞　                     14:30-15:00


＜Room 1011＞　15:20〜17:20
Session C　Keynes and the Postwar International Financial System
　　　                                                        Chair  Y. Noshita

１One Scene for the Setting Up of IMF− Discussion in the UK and
Negotiation between the US and the UK
Reporter M. Ito

２Keynes’s Theoretical Development and His Idea of International
Currency System 　　　　　　　 Reporter K. Takuwa

３Keynes, Europe System and the Euro Crisis

Reporter T. Hirai

Discussant　K. Yago
Discussant　K. Yago
Discussant　K. Sakurai
Discussant  H. Takahashi


Second Day　November 24 (Sat.)
Reception Desk:  1st Floor, Liberty Tower, Meiji University　9:30-
Morning　10:00-12:00

＜Room 1011＞
Session D  Keynesian Policy Re-examined

Chair: A. Noguchi
 １Tanzan Ishibash and Keynes
                       　　　　　　　　                     Reporter T. Wakana
　　　　　　　　　　　　　 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Discussant H. Tanaka

２What Is the Trap into Which the Japanese Economy Fell？
Reporter T. Inoue
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 　　　　　　　　　  Discussant Y. Iida

３Practitioner Economics - Keynesian Economics vs. Neoclassical Economics
Reporter Y. Kuwagaki
Discussant A. Fujiwara


＜Room 1012＞
Session F  Keynes and Monetary Factors
　　　　　　                                                  Chair:  T.  Asada

1 Keynes Matrix to Carry Forward the Legacy of Keynes
Reporterr  M. Gani
　                                                      Discussant      J. Obata

2 Would Financial Crisis Break Out in the Coming Few Month in China？
Reporter       Yi  Hu
Discussant   A. Naito


Lunch Time　　12:00-13:20


Afternoon　13:20-15:20

＜Room 1011＞　13:20-15:20
Session E　Keynes’s Theory of Money and Finance
Chair: Y. Mamiya

１Rivival of Keynes's Monetary Economic Thought
Reporter Y. Watanabe
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　   Discussant Y. Noshita

２ Minsky Moment
                    　　　　　　　                           Reporter R.
Kuroki　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Discussant N. Nabeshima

３The Development of Financial Policy−from Keynes to Hicks
                                                              Reporter J. Obata

Discussant T. Hirai

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To Reporters, Discussants and Chairpersons

Please keep in mind the following for smooth course of Each Session:
20 min. for Reporter, 5 min. for Discussant, 5 min. for Rejoinder, 10
min. for the Floor.
  If you would use PP, never fail to copy the file on the PC in the
Room concerned 10 min. earlier than the starting time for the session
concerned.

Thank you for your cooperation.


Access to the Meiji University

The venue stands within ten minutes from the Ochanomizu Station, which
is located within ten minutes by train from the Tokyo Station.