Professor Keita Abe

• Research Themes
  • Environmental Economics, Natural Resource Management
• Research content
  • I am conducting empirical analysis using econometric microeconomic methods on the effectiveness and impact of management policies for natural resources, particularly fisheries resources.
• Subjects in charge
  • Applied Microeconomic Analysis
• Related Courses
  • Econometrics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Industrial Organization
• Research Supervisor
  • Master's term, Doctoral term
• Faculty Profile

Professor Nariyasu Ito

• Research Themes
  • Research on corporate productivity measurement and economic indices
• Research content
  • My research concerns the construction and application of numerical indicators that represent the efficiency or productivity of corporate activities. In particular, I place emphasis on evaluating the impact of technological change on efficiency indicators (sensitivity analysis) and evaluating the degree of deviation between existing indicators. I am also interested in the application of non-parametric statistics to this field.
• Subjects in charge
  • Applied Microeconomic Analysis
• Related Courses
  • Industrial Organization, Econometrics
• Research Supervisor
  • Master's term, Doctoral term
• Faculty Profile

Associate Professor Satoshi Kasamatsu

• Research Themes
  • Game-theoretic analysis of political agency problems in a global environment
• Research content
  • He is using game theory to analyze the relationship between populist politics, political trust, and accountability in a global environment.
• Subjects in charge
  • Applied Microeconomic Analysis
• Related Courses
  • Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Industrial Organization, Applied Microeconomic Analysis, Fiscal Theory, Econometrics
• Research Supervisor
  • Master's term, Doctoral term
• Faculty Profile

Associate Professor Takaki Sato

• Research Themes
  • Econometrics, Economic Statistics, Spatial Statistics
• Research content
  • We are developing statistical methods to analyze social science data obtained from observing people's behavior and spatial data containing location information obtained from GPS information, etc.
• Subjects in charge
  • Econometrics
• Related Courses
  • Intermediate Microeconomics, Applied Microeconomic Analysis, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Advanced Macroeconomics
• Research Supervisor
  • Master's term, Doctoral term
• Faculty Profile

Professor Yui Suzuki

• Research Themes
  • International Economics, Development Economics
• Research content
  • I am researching the various effects of economic globalization in a broad sense - which includes not only the deepening of trade in goods and services but also the expansion of international capital transactions accompanying the development of international financial markets - on the economies of various countries.
• Subjects in charge
  • Advanced Macroeconomics
• Related Courses
  • Intermediate Macroeconomics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Econometrics, Development Economics, International Economics
• Research Supervisor
  • Master's term, Doctoral term
• Faculty Profile

Associate Professor Tetsuaki Takano

• Research Themes
  • Macroeconomics, Labor Economics
• Research content
  • He conducts both theoretical and empirical research on labor market dynamics from a macroeconomic perspective. Recently, he has been interested in the interaction between financial markets and labor markets.
• Subjects in charge
  • Applied Microeconomic Analysis
• Related Courses
  • Labor Economics, Advanced Macroeconomics, Economic Dynamics, Econometrics
• Research Supervisor
  • Master's degree
• Faculty Profile

Professor Ryo Hasumi

• Research Themes
  • Macroeconomics, Bayesian Statistics
• Research content
  • Macroeconomic analysis from both theoretical and empirical perspectives using dynamic general equilibrium models (New Keynesian models, heterogeneous agent models, etc.). Recently, he has been interested in the application of mean-field games.
• Subjects in charge
  • Economic Dynamics
• Related Courses
  • Advanced Macroeconomics, Modern Finance
• Research Supervisor
  • Master's term, Doctoral term
• Faculty Profile

Professor Isamu Matsukawa

• Research Themes
  • Rate regulation of public utilities
• Research content
  • This study will examine the state of rate regulation in the utility industry, with a focus on the electric power industry. Specifically, peak load rates, nodal rates, and Ramsey rates will be analyzed from an economic perspective using examples.
• Subjects in charge
  • Applied Microeconomic Analysis
• Related Courses
  • Intermediate Microeconomics, Industrial Organization
• Research Supervisor
  • Master's term, Doctoral term
• Faculty Profile