Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo
5060: Applied Experimental Economics
Summer Matsushima
Application of Experimental Economics and Game theory to Various Economics Topics
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Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 5551: Experimental Economics Winter Matsushima Introduction to Experimental Economics and Game Theory, and their Advanced Topics
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo1302: Market, Investment and Finance Winter Kobayashi & Matsushima The first half of this course is devoted to understand the basic levels of theoretical and empirical issues of investment and finance. The second half is devoted to game theory, informational economics, and experimental economics. The students study the basic concepts for decision making and market mechanisms.
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 4051: Applied Statistics Summer Omori This course introduces a statistical simulation method, "Markov chain Monte Carlo," using Markov Chain Monte Carlo: Stochastic Simulation for Bayesian Inference (2nd edition) written by Gamerman and Lopes (2006) . We begin with an introduction of Bayesian statistical analysis and a matrix computer language such as Ox for the calculation of simulations.
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 4019: Methodology of Economics Summer Maruyama The purpose of this course is to acquire deeper understanding of the methodology of economics as social science by means of studying Karl Polanyi's economic anthropology.
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 2205: Agricultural Economics Summer Yasaka In this lecture, I would like to analyze some approaches of agricultural economics, then take up some basic issues about Japanese agriculture including family farming, price policy, land use, agricultural cooperatives etc. and discuss them on the basis of an analytic approach, placing emphasis on historical and institutional aspects.
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 2206: Labor Economics Winter Saguchi This course will cover the theory, insitutions and history of labor markets and employment relations.
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 4015: Mathematics for Economics Summer Choi This course teaches mathematical methods necessary for understanding economic literature. The major topics such as static and dynamic optimization problems are covered. To register this course, students are expected to have knowledge of simple mathematics such as derivatives, limits, and so on.
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 2207: Urban Economics Winter Tabuchi Topics of this course are: agglomeration economies, transportation, land and housing market, land use, oligopoly and spatial competition, location theory, urban hierarchical system, spatial economy, international trade, migration, interregional differential, and urban environment.
Introduction of the Business School Hohai University The Business School of Hohai University was established in 1983. It is one of the earliest management and economical colleges in China. With over 20 years of development, the Business School has developed departments and institutes as follows: the Department of Management, the Department of Accounting, the Department of Finance, the Department of Marketing, the Department of Management Science and Information System, the Department of Engineering and Engineering Management, the Department of Economics, the Research Institute of Strategic Management, the Research Institute of Applied Economy, the Research Institute of Project Management, the Research Institute
Applied Statistics The purpose of this course is to provide you with a strong background in statistical principles. This course develops ideas for hepling to make decisions using fundamental statistical methods, including descriptive statistics, probability distribution, hypothesis testing, conditional expectation and liner regression. We will focus on various applications throughout the semester with strong emphasis on date analysis.
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Managerial Decision and Statistical Analysis Modern management theory told us: Management is decision-making. A wise decision-making depends upon interrelated and useful information. Where can we get the information? One approach is to collect from existing sources, the other is to survey and take experimental study. DMD just provide us an useful technique to collect and analyze the information. And try to give out the most useful information to our decision-making.
Executive Leadership This half course will improve your self-awareness, as well as your interpersonal and team working skills. It employs experimental exercises and self-assessment instruments, including a 360-degree feedback instrument and the NEO Personality Inventory.
The University of Hong Kong Bachelor of Economics [BEcon] The BEcon programme provides students with fundamental as well as advanced training in economic theory, applied economics and quantitative analytical tools. The Faculty firmly believes the study of economics to be both an essential and valuable discipline of education for modern liberal citizens. BEcon students will be furnished with solid theoretical and empirical economic knowledge to analyse and understand human behaviour and social interactions. Those who desire to further their studies will find no loss of continuity in world-class graduate programmes elsewhere.
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 2209: Development Economics Winter Sawada This course covers various topics of micro- and macro-economic analyses of economic development. Through lectures and homework assignments, we will learn how we can apply modern economic theory to analyze a wide range of development issues. Specifically, lectures will cover the following topics: 1. Introduction to development economics 2. Economic Growth 3. Agricultural household models 4. Poverty dynamics and risk-sharing 5. ROSCAs and Microfinance 6. Poverty dynamics and theories of targeting 7. Structural change and coordination failure 8. Trade policies for development 9. Debt and financial crises