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Papers

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Market Structure and Investor BehaviorNewOpenAlex2026-10-21

Early-Career Funding Allocation and Cumulative Advantage in Scientific Careers: A Mathematical Model and Empirical AnalysisEarly-Career Research Funding and Cumulative Advantage in Scientific Careers: A Mathematical Model and Empirical AnalysisYuhei YamaguchiThe study presents a cumulative advantage model showing that receiving research funding early in one’s career leads to a research-performance advantage that continues to widen, even after accounting for differences in talent and graduate school attended. Using panel data on approximately 40,000 Japanese researchers across 8 fields, it reports that the advantage enjoyed by initial fellowship recipients is statistically significant and continues to grow more than 10 years later.

ThemesIncreasing R&D Personnel and Strengthening the Development Structure+2 more

Overall scoreAlmost nothing

29/ 100

Strongest

Novelty67

Practicality62

All seven categories

Corporate governance and capital policyTechnical Research Group Materials, Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence2026-10-06

Corporate Dividend Policy under Common Ownership: Examining Dividend Similarity Using HypergraphsHarada Haruki (原田春貴)Using data on 4,291 companies covering 43,800 firm-years from 2005 to 2023, this study represents common-ownership relationships with hypergraphs and examines similarity in companies’ dividends (DOE). It analyzes the relationship between common ownership and dividend similarity using hypergraphs, which can represent investors holding multiple companies simultaneously, and the Zhou and HTV statistics, rather than conventional pairwise analysis.

ThemesStable, Continuous Shareholder Returns and Dividend Increase Policy+1 more

Overall scoreThin

39/ 100

Strongest

Relevance to the Japanese Market67

Novelty67

All seven categories

Disclosure & Text AnalysisTechnical Research Group Materials, Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence2026-10-06

Analysis of Risk Information Disclosures by Japanese Companies Using a Structural Topic ModelContent analysis of risk information disclosures using a structural topic modelAikawa Nobuhiro (相川延弘) · Yoshida Mitsuo (吉田光男)Risk disclosures by 1,829 Japanese companies over the 10-year period from 2015 to 2024, collected from EDINET and other sources, were analyzed using a 10-topic structural topic model (STM). The analysis shows that the composition and concentration of risk disclosure topics changed following the 2019 disclosure system reforms, with the share of certain topics, particularly IT-related risks, increasing.

ThemesDisclosure of no material changes to business and other risks+3 more

Overall scoreTypical

46/ 100

Strongest

Relevance to the Japanese Market100

Novelty67

All seven categories

Macro & Monetary PolicyarXiv2026-10-06

The Middle-Income Trap in OECD Central and Eastern European Countries: An Analysis Based on the Composition of Development Capabilities Rather Than Income ThresholdsConfigurations, not thresholds: the middle-income trap in the CEE members of the OECDZoltan BarthaFor 34 OECD member countries, the study indexed 3 types of development potential—future (F), external (O) and domestic (I)—and analyzed changes in their composition in 2000, 2010 and 2020. The 6 Central and Eastern European countries shifted toward externally oriented models, but Estonia was the only one to transition by 2020 to the next stage, including education quality and innovation.

ThemesPolarization Driven by the Overseas Relocation of Manufacturing and the Inflow of Asian Products+3 more

Overall scoreTypical

47/ 100

Strongest

Macro Relevance100

Novelty67

All seven categories

Corporate governance and capital policyOpenAlex2026-08-26

Governance of Companies Operating Through AI: The Limits of Siloed AI GovernanceGoverning the AI-mediated corporation: corporate governance and the limits of detached AI governanceKei NakagawaThis paper argues that corporate AI governance should cover not only AI models and datasets, but also the companies that fund, procure, deploy, monetize and can shut down AI. It examines the need to translate AI principles into corporate governance mechanisms, including boards, organizations and supply chains, with reference to corporate authority, allocation of profits, risk-bearing and distribution of harm, using 3 publicly documented cases.

ThemesInformation Utilization and Information Security Governance, Including Responsible AI+4 more

Overall scoreAlmost nothing

21/ 100

Strongest

Practicality40

Novelty33

All seven categories

Market microstructure and executionarXiv2026-08-21

Between-Design Uncertainty in Short-Term Price Panels: Validation Using Simulated Price TrajectoriesAcross-Design Uncertainty in Short Pricing Panels: Evidence from Simulated Price TrajectoriesPedro Cadahia DelgadoFor short-term price panels, simulations decomposed ordinary sampling error arising under the same price trajectory and “between-design uncertainty” arising when a different price trajectory is realized. In the baseline simulations, between-design centering error accounted for 97.6% of the variance in estimation error with gradient boosting and 99.3% with a sieve estimator, showing that interval estimates based on a single panel have difficulty capturing uncertainty across repeated designs.

ThemesProvision of a Value-Based Pricing Research Service+2 more

Overall scoreThin

34/ 100

Strongest

Empirical Rigor67

Novelty67

All seven categories

Disclosure & Text AnalysisarXiv2026-08-14

Human Capital Disruptions and Idiosyncratic Risk Disclosed in Earnings CallsDisclosed Human-Capital Disruption and Firm-Specific RiskAng ZhangA context-dependent model extracted human capital disruptions, including hiring difficulties, employee turnover, rising wages, workforce restructuring and management changes, from earnings call transcripts. In annual data, a 1-standard-deviation increase in the measure was associated with a 0.55-percentage-point increase in idiosyncratic volatility, a 0.58-percentage-point increase in downside deviation and a 0.46-percentage-point deterioration in the worst monthly return.

ThemesIncrease in labor and recruitment costs due to labor shortages and population decline+2 more

Overall scoreThin

41/ 100

Strongest

Empirical Rigor67

Novelty67

All seven categories

Macro & Monetary PolicyOpenAlex2026-08-05

Unofficial simulator for estimating Japan’s reported proposals for new permanent residence criteriajp-pr-calculator: Japan permanent-residency new-criteria simulator (unofficial)Kam-lung Sam YipThis independent, trilingual tool calculates an income gate based on average household income and a pension gate based on projected pension benefits for Employees’ Pension Insurance enrollees, reflecting reported proposals to tighten Japan’s permanent residence criteria. It uses 2024 average income for all households, ¥5.722 million, as the initial income benchmark. The system remains unfinalized, and the calculations for projected pension benefits and the assets required based on any shortfall are the author’s own methodology.

ThemesRecruiting and Developing Talented Personnel

Overall scoreAlmost nothing

29/ 100

Strongest

Relevance to the Japanese Market67

Practicality60

All seven categories

Macro & Monetary PolicyarXiv2026-08-05

Measuring Climate-Change Tail Risk Using Bayesian Panel Quantile Regression with Soft Non-Crossing ConstraintsSoft-Noncrossing Bayesian Panel Quantile Regression for Measuring Climate Tail RiskFlorian Huber · Aubrey Poon · Dan ZhuThe paper proposes a Bayesian panel quantile regression model that smooths country-specific quantile coefficients using Gaussian processes and combines common dynamic time effects with monotonicity constraints imposed through Bernstein polynomials. Applied to data from 33 countries covering 1979 to 2023, the model shows that global temperature shocks pose systemic risk to the downside tail of GDP growth and reduces tail forecast loss by approximately 34% compared with country-specific quantile regressions.

ThemesPhysical damage from climate change and rising costs of the transition to a low-carbon economy+1 more

Overall scoreTypical

49/ 100

Strongest

Novelty100

Macro Relevance50

All seven categories

Market Structure and Investor BehaviorOpenAlex2026-07-31

Social Stratification and Social Inequality in East Asia: An Introduction to a Collection of Studies Focusing on Regional Culture, History, and InstitutionsEditorial: Social stratification and social inequality in East AsiaYoshimichi Sato · Shin Arita · Chin-fen ChangThis editorial examines how social inequality in East Asia emerges as disparities in education, occupation, income, health, and family norms in relation to the history, culture, and institutions of each region. It introduces 6 studies covering China, Japan, South Korea, and other countries and regions, showing that educational expansion, compulsory education laws, unemployment, company affiliation, overseas employment, and gender norms have differing effects on inequality.

ThemesFair Treatment, Evaluation and Provision of Opportunities for Skills Development+2 more

Overall scoreAlmost nothing

21/ 100

Strongest

Relevance to the Japanese Market83

Macro Relevance25

All seven categories

Macro & Monetary PolicyarXiv2026-07-31

The Resilience of Global Coal Trade to Maritime Transport ChokepointsGlobal coal trade is resilient to maritime chokepointsJorrit Gosens · Alex B. H. Turnbull · Frank JotzoA cost-minimization model incorporating coal mines, ports, shipping and railways worldwide estimates the impact in 2026 of closures and restrictions at major maritime transport chokepoints on trade volumes, import costs and exporter revenues. At the Panama Canal, Suez Canal, Bosporus and Strait of Malacca, among others, increases in import costs were generally no more than $0.5 per tonne. However, in a scenario where China’s seaborne imports were halved, China’s costs rose by $4.5 per tonne for thermal coal and approximately $2.5 per tonne for coking coal.

ThemesEnergy procurement and supply disruption risks arising from dependence on imported fuels+4 more

SectorsMiningSteel+3 more

Overall scoreThin

40/ 100

Strongest

Novelty67

Macro Relevance50

All seven categories

Macro & Monetary PolicyOpenAlex2026-07-23

Impact on Household Expenditure, Income Inequality and Regional Disparities of Converting Japan’s Fossil Fuel Taxes into a Pure Carbon TaxThe Impact of Converting Fossil Fuel Taxes to Pure Carbon Tax on Household Expenditure in JapanYata Koki (矢田光輝)Using Japan’s 2020 input-output tables, emissions-intensity data and the Family Income and Expenditure Survey, the study analyzes 3 policy scenarios involving the conversion of existing gasoline and diesel taxes into a carbon tax. Under a high carbon tax of ¥10,000/t-CO₂, the burden on low-income households and households in Hokkaido and Tohoku would increase. However, when the consumption tax on food, petroleum products and electricity is reduced to a zero rate, household expenditure declines across all income groups and regions, mitigating the regressive impact.

ThemesPhysical damage from climate change and rising costs of the transition to a low-carbon economy+1 more

SectorsFoodsOil and Coal Products+2 more

Overall scoreThin

41/ 100

Strongest

Relevance to the Japanese Market83

Macro Relevance75

All seven categories

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This company's documents

Filings

2026-06-22Annual Securities Report
2025-11-13Semiannual Report
2025-06-26Annual Securities Report

Timely disclosures

2026-10-27Notice Regarding the Opening of the New Logistics Center "Akitama Cross"
2026-09-07Notice Regarding the Release of the Transcript of the "IR Seminar for Individual Investors" Hosted by Logmi Finance
2026-09-01Notice of the Release of a Video of the "IR Seminar for Individual Investors" Hosted by LogMe Finance
2026-08-18Notice of the Opening of the Kansai Office "Osaka BASE"
2026-08-14Notice of Presentation at the "Logmi Finance" IR Seminar for Individual Investors
2026-08-12Notice Regarding the Release of the Transcript and Archived Video of the Briefing on First-Quarter Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ending March 2027
2026-08-10Notice of publication of an analyst report on us by 株式会社エンヴァリス
2026-08-06Notice Regarding the Release of the Earnings Presentation Video for the First Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2027
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Threads

2026-10-27End-to-End In-House Model for Promotional Services
2026-10-27Expansion of Co.HUB’s Joint Delivery Service for Drugstore Promotional Materials
2026-10-27Wider Adoption of PromOS, a Cloud Service for Digital Sales Promotion
2026-10-27Improving Operational Efficiency and Automating Factory and Logistics Center Operations
2026-10-27Risk of business disruption caused by natural disasters and infectious diseases
2026-09-07Mission: Future Innovation COMPANY
2026-08-18Expansion of 360° Full-Service Retail Promotion
2026-08-12Growth in Revenue and Profit
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Data sources

Filings3

Period2025 — 2026

Price15-min delay

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