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Faculty of Economics 

Public Economics Seminar, Spring  2013

Keio Economic Society and Tokyo Center for Economic Research

Last update July 19, 2013

2013 Spring Schedule April - June

Cosponsor ship ■ Tokyo Center for Economic Research ■ Keio Economic Society

Date & Time

Room

■Speaker

■Title

PDF

 

April 12(Fri)
4:30-6:00

107

■SAKATA, Kei   

■Ritsumeikan University

■Faculty of Economics

■Occupation, Retirement and Cognitive Functioning

 PDF

 

April 19(Fri)
4:30-6:00

107

■KOBAYASHI, Keiichiro

■Keio University 

■Faculty of Economics

■Deflation and debt: A neoclassical framework for monetary policy analysis

  PDF

 

April 23(Tues)
1:00-2:30

 

342

■Hale Oner

■Koc University, Turkey

■

■Servant Leadership and paternalistic leadership styles in the Turkish business context

PDF

April 26(Fri)
4:30-6:00

107

■WAKABAYASHI, Midori

■Tohoku University

■Graduate School of Economics

■Commitments in Marriage and Undersaving.

(joint with Kureishi, Wataru )

PDF

May 3 (Fri)

-

■School Holiday

■

 

May 10(Fri)
2:45-3:15

107

■Russell Cooper

■Pennsylvania State University

■Department of Economics

■FRAGILE DEBT AND THE CREDIBLE SHARING OF STRATEGIC UNCERTAINTY

 PDF

May 10(Fri)
4:30-6:00

107

■NAOI, Michio

■Keio University 

■Faculty of Economics

■Subjective Belief, External Information and Earthquake Insurance
Purchase: Evidence from Japanese Post-Quake Data

(with  Takuya Ishino and Miki Seko)

   PDF

Cancellation

May 17(Fri)
2:45-3:15

107

■TANAKA, Tomomi

■Economic Development & Global Education, LLC■

■Behavioral Approach to Repeated Games with Private Monitoring

(joint with Matsushima, Hitoshi and Toyama, Tomohisa)

   PDF

New

May 17(Fri)
2:45-3:15

 

107

■WADA, Ryoko 

■Keiai University

■Faculty of Economics

■Condition of Naïve Diversification

 

 PDF

May 17(Fri)
4:30-6:00

107

■MISHIMA, Kohei

■Keio University 

■Faculty of Economics

■Capability-building competition in the ASEAN motorcycle industry

 

 

May 24(Fri)
4:30-6:00

107

■NAKABAYASHI, Masaki

■The University of Tokyo

■Institute of Social Science

■Acquired Skill and Learned Ability: Wage Dynamics in Internal Labor Markets

 PDF

 

May 31(Fri)
2:45-4:15

107

■Bob Gregory

■Australian National University

■College of Business & Economics

■Working More at Older Ages: Exploring Responses to Changing Life Expectancy and Welfare Policy Reform

 

 

May 31(Fri)
4:30-6:00

107

■NAKAJIMA, Kentaro

■Tohoku University

■Graduate School of Economics

■Estimating Geographic Frictions on Interfirm Transactions

PDF

Schedule change

June 7(Fri)
from 2:45-4:15

to 4:30-6:00

107

■Dmitry Shapiro 

■University of North Carolina at Charlotte

■The Belk College of Business 

■Microfinance and Dynamic Incentives

PDF

Schedule adjournment

 

 

■SHIMIZUTANI, Satoshi

■Research Institute of Economy, Trade & Industry, IAA

■Option Value of Work, Health Status, and Retirement Decisions: New evidence from the Japanese Study on Aging and Retirement

 

 

June 14(Fri)
4:30-6:00

 

107

■OHASHI, Hiroshi

■University of Tokyo

■Faculty of Economics

■Effects of Domestic Merger on Exports: The Case Study of the 1998 Korean Automobiles

 

 

 

June 21(Fri)

2:45-4:15

 

107

■Miles Kimball

■University of Michigan

■Department of Economics

■Breaking Through the
Zero Lower Bound

 

 

June 21(Fri)

4:30-6:00

(J)

107

■Suzuki, Katsushi

■Kobe University

■Graduate School of Business Administration

■日本における第三者割当増資の研究

 

PDF

 

June 28(Fri)

2:45-4:15

107

■Suzuki, Toru

■University of Technology Sydney

■

■Directives, Expressives, and Motivation: A cheap talk game approach

 

 

 

June 28(Fri)

4:30-6:00

 

107

■Sato, Motohiro

■Hitotsubashi  University

■School of International and Public Policy and Graduate School of Economics

■Optimal Income Taxation and Risk:

The Extensive-Margin Case

 

 

PDF

July 5(Fri)

2:45-6:00

 Graduate student's report

107

■OKAMOTO NORIAKI

■Borda’s Argument, continued

 

 

 

■LI  SHI

 

■Evaluation of Chinese five major housing market regulatory policies

 

 

 

■MCALINN KENICHIRO

 

■Particle Learning for Stochastic Volatility with Nonlinear Leverage

 

 

 

■PRASETYO AHMAD D

 

 

July 12(Fri)

2:45-6:00

Graduate student's report

107

■KAWADA YOKO

■Deliberation and Social Choice

 

 

 

 

■TAKAYAMA SATOSHI

■Effects of Demographic Changes in a Multi-Country Life Cycle Framework

 

 

 

■ABIDHADJAEV UMID

■Infrastructure Investment and Economic Growth

 

 

 

■ZAMANI NARJES

■Not all oil price chocks are alive: Disentangling demand and supply shocks in the crude oil market.

 

July 19(Fri)

2:45-6:00

Graduate student's report

107

■EL FILALI BAIGHYA

■The Efficiency of Japanese Banks Using the Data Envelopment Analysis

 

 

 

■TAWK NOUR G

 

■An empirical Analysis of Banking Behavior in the United States during periods of Financial instability

 

 

 

■UDUIJE CHRISTIAN CHUKWUMA

 

■The Effect of Macroeconomic Variables on Stock Market Bubbles in a Small Open Economy; Nigerian Case Study

 

 

 

■TAGHIZADEH HESARY FARHAD

■How Oil Prices affect the Macroeconomy ?

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Coordinators ■ Okuno-Fujiwara, Masahiro■ Seko, Miki ■ Ogaki, Masao ■Mckenzie, Colin (Faculty of Economics)
■Higuchi, Yoshio (Faculty of Business and Commerce)