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This book investigates some of the key economic and societal transitions that define our contemporary world. Analysing financial contagion during crises, shifts in macro-financial linkages, transformations in gender equality and industrial structures, or the potential of fintech to foster intergenerational mobility, the authors seek to illustrate the forces reshaping economic systems and societal outcomes in emerging and industrialized countries. Particular attention is given to the relationship between Europe and Asia, with insights into the structural changes, including deindustrialization, energy transition, and gender inequality, seen within these parts of the world. The conference offered a space for lively debate and critical reflection on the varied but interconnected ways economies and societies have responded to new global conditions. The book can be read as a contribution to broader academic and policy debates. The book will be relevant to students, researchers, and policymakers interested in international economics and economic policy.
List of contents
- Introduction.- 2. On the usefulness of the memory of epidemics in the development of port health resilience systems.- 3. Illegal Entrants between South Korea and post-war Japan: Unfiltered bodies economic turmoil.- 4. Are the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on financial and commodity markets analogous to the past crisis?: A quantile copula spectral analysis.- 5. Globalization and the Phillips curve : A G7 comparative study.- 6. Macro-Financial Linkages in East Asia in Global Perspectives.- 7. Policy-mix and reaction to shocks and the eco project: would one size fit all?.- 8. Gender Equality and the Gender Gap in Test Scores: Is the Gender Gap Index the Best Measure?.- 9. Industrial structural transformation of China in International comparison.- 10. Conjoint analysis of Japanese households preferences for renewable energy and the conditions for its diffusion.- 11. Momentum dynamics in the S&P500 dividend-price ratio.- 12. Multiscale Foreign Exchange Dynamics in India: A Wavelet Approach for four major currencies.
About the author
Gilles Dufrénot is Professor of Economics at Sciences Po Aix and AMSE and Associate Researcher to the CEPII. His research topics covers growth and international economics.
Takashi Matsuki is Professor of Economics at Ryukoku University. His main topics covers policy-oriented issues and applied econometrics.
Summary
This book investigates some of the key economic and societal transitions that define our contemporary world. Analysing financial contagion during crises, shifts in macro-financial linkages, transformations in gender equality and industrial structures, or the potential of fintech to foster intergenerational mobility, the authors seek to illustrate the forces reshaping economic systems and societal outcomes in emerging and industrialized countries. Particular attention is given to the relationship between Europe and Asia, with insights into the structural changes, including deindustrialization, energy transition, and gender inequality, seen within these parts of the world. The conference offered a space for lively debate and critical reflection on the varied but interconnected ways economies and societies have responded to new global conditions. The book can be read as a contribution to broader academic and policy debates. The book will be relevant to students, researchers, and policymakers interested in international economics and economic policy.
