Shinichiro Tabata
Biographic Data
| ID | 6753585 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shinichiro Tabata |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shinichiro |
| FAMILY NAME | Tabata |
| SIGNATURE | TABATA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hokkaido University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Note on the Growing International Reserves of Russia
The international reserves of Russia are growing rapidly. This research note is an attempt to consider the factors and reasons behind this increase. It concludes that the main factor of the increase in the international reserves of Russia since 2017 was the introduction of the new fiscal rule that enabled the increase in the Sovereign Wealth Fund and argues that the new rule was introduced to enhance economic security by making the public finance…
Russia's Far North
Introduction: Contested Russian Arctic Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen Part 1: Energy and economy Chapter 1. Economic Development of the Arctic Regions of Russia Shinichiro Tabata, Tomoko Tabata Chapter 2. Perspectives of Oil and Gas Development in the Russian Arctic Masumi Motomura Chapter 3. Northern Sea Route (NSR) shipping, current status and its feasibility Natsuhiko Otsuka, Toru Tamura, Masahiko Furuichi Chapter 4. Planning for a Sustainable Arctic: R…
Factors underlying inflation in Russia 2000–2015
This paper examines the problem of continuing inflation in Russia in the period from 2000 to 2015. Although factors causing high inflation changed during this period, such factors as money supply, wages, gas and electricity prices, and ruble exchange rate have been essential factors when analyzing inflation in Russia. This paper focuses on gas and electricity prices that represent state-regulated prices in natural monopoly sectors and that have b…
The Booming Russo-Japanese Economic Relations
A noted Japanese economist analyzes the history, present status, and future prospects for Russo-Japanese economic relations. The author demonstrates that the boom in trade between the two countries in the 2000s is unprecedented, ending the stagnation in bilateral trade that began in the early 1980s, when the era of large-scale Siberian resource development projects came to an end. He argues that underlying the current boom is an eastward shift in…
Observations on Russian Exposure to the Dutch Disease
A senior Japanese authority on the Russian economy and its energy sector addresses the country's exposure to the so-called Dutch disease, suggesting that Russia did suffer from the potentially ruinous overdependence on oil and gas exports. The author argues, however, that the symptoms of the disease were actually not severe, attributing his interpretation to: (1) drastic decline of noncompetitive domestic manufacturing industries in the 1990s, wh…
Growth in the International Reserves of Russia, China, and India
A noted international specialist on the Russian economy compares the different mechanisms by which the emerging powerful economies of Russia, China, and India accumulated substantial foreign reserves during the 2000s in the lead-up to the global financial crisis. He also investigates the costs incurred by these countries of intervention into exchange markets to maintain exchange rate regimes supporting such accumulation, as well as measures under…
The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on the Mechanism of Economic Growth in Russia
A noted specialist on the Russian economy presents an assessment of the impact of the global financial crisis on the mechanism of the country's economic growth. Focusing on the demand side of the economic ledger, the author explores the question of whether Russia will be able to re-attain the high economic growth rates of the period from 2000 to 2007 after recovering from the crisis. The paper analyzes the sharp drop in production in 2008 and the…
The Influence of High Oil Prices on the Russian Economy
A senior Japanese specialist on Russia's economy and its oil and natural gas sectors compares the influence of high oil prices on that economy as well as on Saudi Arabia's. The author provides a penetrating analysis of the relation between oil price increases and GDP growth, of the growth of GDP by final use, and of the accumulation of state budget surpluses in the world's two leading producers and exporters. Although brief references are made to…
The Russian Stabilization Fund and Its Successor
A senior Japanese specialist on Russia's economy and its oil- and gas-producing sectors analyzes the functions and performance of the Stabilization Fund of the Russian Federation and the new system replacing it in 2008. The Fund, created to diminish the effects of possible future decreases in oil prices on federal budget revenues and to absorb excess liquidity in the economy, was expected to exert a major curb on inflation. The author investigate…
Observations on Changes in Russia's Comparative Advantage, 1994-2005
A senior Japanese specialist on Russia's economy and its oil- and gas-producing sectors calculates that country's Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA), Revealed Comparative Disadvantage (RCD), and Trade Specialization Index (TSI) on the basis of foreign trade data compiled by Russia's Federal Customs Service. The focus is on changes in comparative advantage of Russia's major export and import commodities over the 1994-2005 period. The results of …
Observations on the Influence of High Oil Prices on Russia's GDP Growth
A noted economist and observer of post-Soviet affairs presents a study probing the influence of high oil prices on Russia's GDP growth. The paper analyzes the contributions to the country's GDP by sectors of origin and final use, and pays special attention to the influence of trade margins produced by oil and gas but recorded and placed by Goskomstat Rossii in Russia's trade sector. The author's interpretation of statistical data released by Gosk…
How Large is the Oil and Gas Sector of Russia? A Research Report
Two noted Japanese economists join forces with a Russian statistician to assess and analyze the size of Russia's oil and gas sector. The authors discuss the methodology favored by Goskomstat Rossii that is based on the System of National Accounts (SNA) and data supplied by enterprises, and introduce their alternative calculations to approximate the sector's share in the country's GDP. Their method is based on a modification of input-output tables…
Russian Revenues from Oil and Gas Exports
A senior Japanese economist traces the flows of revenue derived from oil and gas exports through the Russian economy. The author examines the use of revenues and investigates their contribution to Russia's state and regional budgets in the form of taxes. After detailing the methodological difficulties encountered in measuring revenue streams statistically, he proceeds to approximate their magnitude through intensive use of input-output table data…
The Russian Stabilization Fund and Its Successor
A senior Japanese specialist on Russia's economy and its oil- and gas-producing sectors analyzes the functions and performance of the Stabilization Fund of the Russian Federation and the new system replacing it in 2008. The Fund, created to diminish the effects of possible future decreases in oil prices on federal budget revenues and to absorb excess liquidity in the economy, was expected to exert a major curb on inflation. The author investigate…
How Large is the Oil and Gas Sector of Russia? A Research Report
Two noted Japanese economists join forces with a Russian statistician to assess and analyze the size of Russia's oil and gas sector. The authors discuss the methodology favored by Goskomstat Rossii that is based on the System of National Accounts (SNA) and data supplied by enterprises, and introduce their alternative calculations to approximate the sector's share in the country's GDP. Their method is based on a modification of input-output tables…
The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on the Mechanism of Economic Growth in Russia
A noted specialist on the Russian economy presents an assessment of the impact of the global financial crisis on the mechanism of the country's economic growth. Focusing on the demand side of the economic ledger, the author explores the question of whether Russia will be able to re-attain the high economic growth rates of the period from 2000 to 2007 after recovering from the crisis. The paper analyzes the sharp drop in production in 2008 and the…
Observations on Russian Exposure to the Dutch Disease
A senior Japanese authority on the Russian economy and its energy sector addresses the country's exposure to the so-called Dutch disease, suggesting that Russia did suffer from the potentially ruinous overdependence on oil and gas exports. The author argues, however, that the symptoms of the disease were actually not severe, attributing his interpretation to: (1) drastic decline of noncompetitive domestic manufacturing industries in the 1990s, wh…
The Influence of High Oil Prices on the Russian Economy
A senior Japanese specialist on Russia's economy and its oil and natural gas sectors compares the influence of high oil prices on that economy as well as on Saudi Arabia's. The author provides a penetrating analysis of the relation between oil price increases and GDP growth, of the growth of GDP by final use, and of the accumulation of state budget surpluses in the world's two leading producers and exporters. Although brief references are made to…
The Booming Russo-Japanese Economic Relations
A noted Japanese economist analyzes the history, present status, and future prospects for Russo-Japanese economic relations. The author demonstrates that the boom in trade between the two countries in the 2000s is unprecedented, ending the stagnation in bilateral trade that began in the early 1980s, when the era of large-scale Siberian resource development projects came to an end. He argues that underlying the current boom is an eastward shift in…
Observations on the Influence of High Oil Prices on Russia's GDP Growth
A noted economist and observer of post-Soviet affairs presents a study probing the influence of high oil prices on Russia's GDP growth. The paper analyzes the contributions to the country's GDP by sectors of origin and final use, and pays special attention to the influence of trade margins produced by oil and gas but recorded and placed by Goskomstat Rossii in Russia's trade sector. The author's interpretation of statistical data released by Gosk…
Russian Revenues from Oil and Gas Exports
A senior Japanese economist traces the flows of revenue derived from oil and gas exports through the Russian economy. The author examines the use of revenues and investigates their contribution to Russia's state and regional budgets in the form of taxes. After detailing the methodological difficulties encountered in measuring revenue streams statistically, he proceeds to approximate their magnitude through intensive use of input-output table data…
Russian Revenues from Oil and Gas Exports
A senior Japanese economist traces the flows of revenue derived from oil and gas exports through the Russian economy. The author examines the use of revenues and investigates their contribution to Russia's state and regional budgets in the form of taxes. After detailing the methodological difficulties encountered in measuring revenue streams statistically, he proceeds to approximate their magnitude through intensive use of input-output table data…
How Large is the Oil and Gas Sector of Russia? A Research Report
Two noted Japanese economists join forces with a Russian statistician to assess and analyze the size of Russia's oil and gas sector. The authors discuss the methodology favored by Goskomstat Rossii that is based on the System of National Accounts (SNA) and data supplied by enterprises, and introduce their alternative calculations to approximate the sector's share in the country's GDP. Their method is based on a modification of input-output tables…
Observations on Changes in Russia's Comparative Advantage, 1994-2005
A senior Japanese specialist on Russia's economy and its oil- and gas-producing sectors calculates that country's Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA), Revealed Comparative Disadvantage (RCD), and Trade Specialization Index (TSI) on the basis of foreign trade data compiled by Russia's Federal Customs Service. The focus is on changes in comparative advantage of Russia's major export and import commodities over the 1994-2005 period. The results of …
Observations on the Influence of High Oil Prices on Russia's GDP Growth
A noted economist and observer of post-Soviet affairs presents a study probing the influence of high oil prices on Russia's GDP growth. The paper analyzes the contributions to the country's GDP by sectors of origin and final use, and pays special attention to the influence of trade margins produced by oil and gas but recorded and placed by Goskomstat Rossii in Russia's trade sector. The author's interpretation of statistical data released by Gosk…
The Russian Stabilization Fund and Its Successor
A senior Japanese specialist on Russia's economy and its oil- and gas-producing sectors analyzes the functions and performance of the Stabilization Fund of the Russian Federation and the new system replacing it in 2008. The Fund, created to diminish the effects of possible future decreases in oil prices on federal budget revenues and to absorb excess liquidity in the economy, was expected to exert a major curb on inflation. The author investigate…
The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on the Mechanism of Economic Growth in Russia
A noted specialist on the Russian economy presents an assessment of the impact of the global financial crisis on the mechanism of the country's economic growth. Focusing on the demand side of the economic ledger, the author explores the question of whether Russia will be able to re-attain the high economic growth rates of the period from 2000 to 2007 after recovering from the crisis. The paper analyzes the sharp drop in production in 2008 and the…
The Influence of High Oil Prices on the Russian Economy
A senior Japanese specialist on Russia's economy and its oil and natural gas sectors compares the influence of high oil prices on that economy as well as on Saudi Arabia's. The author provides a penetrating analysis of the relation between oil price increases and GDP growth, of the growth of GDP by final use, and of the accumulation of state budget surpluses in the world's two leading producers and exporters. Although brief references are made to…
Growth in the International Reserves of Russia, China, and India
A noted international specialist on the Russian economy compares the different mechanisms by which the emerging powerful economies of Russia, China, and India accumulated substantial foreign reserves during the 2000s in the lead-up to the global financial crisis. He also investigates the costs incurred by these countries of intervention into exchange markets to maintain exchange rate regimes supporting such accumulation, as well as measures under…
The Booming Russo-Japanese Economic Relations
A noted Japanese economist analyzes the history, present status, and future prospects for Russo-Japanese economic relations. The author demonstrates that the boom in trade between the two countries in the 2000s is unprecedented, ending the stagnation in bilateral trade that began in the early 1980s, when the era of large-scale Siberian resource development projects came to an end. He argues that underlying the current boom is an eastward shift in…
Observations on Russian Exposure to the Dutch Disease
A senior Japanese authority on the Russian economy and its energy sector addresses the country's exposure to the so-called Dutch disease, suggesting that Russia did suffer from the potentially ruinous overdependence on oil and gas exports. The author argues, however, that the symptoms of the disease were actually not severe, attributing his interpretation to: (1) drastic decline of noncompetitive domestic manufacturing industries in the 1990s, wh…
Factors underlying inflation in Russia 2000–2015
This paper examines the problem of continuing inflation in Russia in the period from 2000 to 2015. Although factors causing high inflation changed during this period, such factors as money supply, wages, gas and electricity prices, and ruble exchange rate have been essential factors when analyzing inflation in Russia. This paper focuses on gas and electricity prices that represent state-regulated prices in natural monopoly sectors and that have b…
Russia's Far North
Introduction: Contested Russian Arctic Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen Part 1: Energy and economy Chapter 1. Economic Development of the Arctic Regions of Russia Shinichiro Tabata, Tomoko Tabata Chapter 2. Perspectives of Oil and Gas Development in the Russian Arctic Masumi Motomura Chapter 3. Northern Sea Route (NSR) shipping, current status and its feasibility Natsuhiko Otsuka, Toru Tamura, Masahiko Furuichi Chapter 4. Planning for a Sustainable Arctic: R…
A Note on the Growing International Reserves of Russia
The international reserves of Russia are growing rapidly. This research note is an attempt to consider the factors and reasons behind this increase. It concludes that the main factor of the increase in the international reserves of Russia since 2017 was the introduction of the new fiscal rule that enabled the increase in the Sovereign Wealth Fund and argues that the new rule was introduced to enhance economic security by making the public finance…
Economics (13 works) · Russia and Soviet political economy (12 works) · Economy (8 works) · Macroeconomics (7 works) · Finance (6 works) · Monetary economics (6 works) · Natural Resources and Economic Development (6 works) · Global Energy Security and Policy (5 works) · International economics (5 works) · International trade (5 works)