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Akihiko SHINOZAKI, “Global views on ICT-enabled business and its impact on the economy”, International forum entitled “The Development Opportunities of Digital Transformation in Beyond 5G Era,” organized by the Taiwan Communication Society on November 18th, 2021., 2021.11, This is a keynote address at the International Forum being organized by the Taiwan Communication Society on November 18, 2021. The speech addresses two aspects of the digital economy, digital dividends and analog complements, and indicates the importance of human networks on top of ICT networks. . |
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Akihiko SHINOZAKI, “Digital innovation and analog complements: Making the digital economy prosperous”, International joint conference entitled “Global Governance and the Digital Economy: Prospects and Challenges,” organized by The Shanghai Institute for International Studies and The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2018.11, This is the first keynote speech at Session 1: G20 and the Digital Economy, for an international joint conference entitled “Global Governance and the Digital Economy: Prospects and Challenges,” held in Shanghai on November 29, 2018. Session 1 is designated to explore the broader state of discussions among G20 members and serves as an assessment of the initiatives and plans in the run-up to the Japanese G20 presidency in 2019.. |
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Akihiko Shinozaki, Satoshi Washio, Shigehiro Kubota, How does investment in information and communications technology pay off? : Evidence from nationwide survey in Japanese workplaces, International Atlantic Economic Society, 2018.03. |
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Akihiko Shinozaki, Shigehiro Kubota, What determines service trade from developing countries to the U.S.?
―Evidence of the role of human resource networks―, International Atlantic Economic Society, 2017.03. |
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篠﨑 彰彦, A role of investment in intangibles: How can IT make it?, 日本生産性本部/科研プロジェクト共催, 2015.07, In this presentation we demonstrate that the Japanese economy has fumbled their chance to reap the benefits of investment in information technology due to a reluctance to carry out drastic corporate reforms in business processes and human resource. |
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Global views on the social-economic impact of ICTs: From digital divide to the development opportunities. |
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Akihiko Shinozaki, Yusuke Yamamoto, Masato Noguchi, “Impact of Information Technology on Japanese Business Cycles and Economic Growth: A Comprehensive look at IT producing sectors and IT using sectors”, ESRI International Collaboration Project 2008, 2009.03. |
