[Education]
Ph.D, Graduate School of Economics, University of Tokyo (2000)
[Employment History]
Professor, Faculty of Economics, Gakushuin University (2004)
Lecturer, Faculty of Economics, Gakushuin University (1997)
Visiting Scholar, Stanford University (2002-2004)
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Economic History of Japan
"Distribution: Distribution Process Reform and Retail Industry Development" (in Japanese, Ryutsu - ryutsu katei no kakushin to kouri gyo no hatten), in H. Takeda (ed.) "Kodo seichoki no Nihon keizai: koseicho jitsugen no joken wa nani ka," Yuhikaku Publishing Co., Ltd. (2011). "Consumer Protection and Business Corporation: Reaction of Science and Engineering School Students to the Ruling on Paloma Case" (in Japanese) (co-authored), in "Gakushuin Economic Papers," Gakushuin University, 48(2), 129-141, (2011).
"Plaza Accord / Domestic-Demand Expansion Policies and Bubble" (in Japanese, puraza goi / naiju kakudai seisaku to baburu), in T. Komine (ed.) "Japan's Bubble, Deflation, and Long-term Stagnation (History, Vol. 1)," Economic and Social Research Institute, Cabinet Office, Government of Japan (2011).
"Bank Management in Postwar Japan: Interbank Competition and Democratization" (in Japanese, sengo nihon no ginko keiei to taiju ka), in S. Masahiro and S. Tsuneo (eds.) "How did Japan Succeed in the Economic Growth after WWII?, 1955-1985," Minerva Shobo (2010)."The Japanese Apparel Industry in Transition: The 1970s-80s," in "Japan Business History Review", 39(3), (2004).
"Fund Allocation in Early Postwar Japan" (in Japanese) (co-authored), University of Tokyo Press (2002).
"Thirty Year History of the Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company" (in Japanese, Mitsubishi gasu kagaku 30 nen shi) (2002).
"Research Note : Construction of petrochemical and steel complex in Oita area" (in Japanese), in
"Gakushuin Economic Papers," Gakushuin University, 38(1), (2001).
"Fifty Year History of the Keidanren" (1999).
"The promotion of target industries and the economy : shipping and shipbuilding during the Postwar Reconstruction of Japan," in "Socio-economic history", 63(1), (1997).
Business History Society of Japan
Socio-Economic History Society
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