Kobe International Conference on Fragmentation, Time Zones, and their Dynamic Consequences
(Jointly supported by: Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A): Fragmentation, Time Zones, and their Dynamic Consequences and RIEB Seminar)

Date&Time Friday, November 14 - Saturday, November 15, 2014, Registration 9:00am-
Place Meeting Room at RIEB (Annex, 2nd Floor)
Intended Audience Researchers/Faculties, Graduate Students, and People with Equivalent Knowledge
Language English
Note Copies of the paper will be available at the Office of Promoting Research Collaboration.
There will be an After Session on the 14th. If you wish to attend the After Session, please email us at Office of Promoting Research Collaboration your name, affiliation and email address by Friday, November 7, 2014.

November 14th

9:00am- Registration
10:30am-
10:40am
Opening Remarks
10:40am-
11:20am
Biswajit MANDAL
(Department of Department Economics and Politics, Visva-Bharati University)
"Time Zones, Factor Prices and Inflow of Educational Capital: Changing Sectoral Composition"
11:30am-
12:10pm
Sugata MARJIT
(Centre for Studies in Social Sciences)
"Time Zones, International Trade and Optimal Endogenous Growth"
12:10pm-
1:30pm
Lunch Break
1:30pm-
2:10pm
Jota ISHIKAWA
(Graduate School of Economics, Hitotsubashi University)
"Trade and Industrial Policies With Endogenous Transport Costs (with Nori TARUI, University of Hawaii at Manoa)"
2:20pm-
3:00pm
BINH Tran-Nam
(Business School, University of New South Wales)
"A Simple Trade Model Incorporating the Assumption that Consumption Takes Time"
3:20pm-
4:00pm
Kenzo ABE
(Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University)
"Trade and Environmental policies with Domestic and International Transportation"
4:10pm-
4:50pm
Eden YU
(Faculty of Commerce, Chu Hai College)
"International Outsourcing, Environmental Costs and Welfare"
5:00pm-
5:40pm
Ngo Van LONG
(Department of Economics, McGill University)
"Border Tax Adjustments and the Green Paradox"
6:00pm-
8:20pm
After Session

November 15th

9:00am- Registration
10:30am-
11:10am
Naoto JINJI
(Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University)
"The Optimal Rules of Origin With Compliance Costs in an FTA Under International Duopoly"
11:20am-
12:00pm
Dao-Zhi ZENG
(Graduate School of Information Sciences,Tohoku University)
"Offshoring, Globalization, and Welfare"
12:00pm-
1:00pm
Lunch Break
1:00pm-
1:40pm
Nicolas SCHMITT
(Department of Economics, Simon Fraser University)
"Intermediation and Inventory Control in Global Supply Chains"
1:50pm-
2:30pm
Hong HWANG
(Department of Economics, National Taiwan University)
"Parallel Imports, Product Innovation and Market Structures"
2:40pm-
3:20pm
Raymond RIEZMAN
(Department of Economics, University of Iowa)
"Intermediate Goods Trade, Technology Choice and Productivity"
3:20pm-
3:30pm
Closing Remarks