题    目：A global analysis of international capital movement under financial market imperfection 

主讲人：Masaya Sakuragawa 教授

主持人：赵  伟  教授 　　

地    点：玉泉校区外经贸楼418教室

时    间：2007年11月 23日  晚上 19:00 　　

 

主讲人简介：

Name

Masaya Sakuragawa

Current Position

Professor, Keio University, Department of Economics,

Doctor of economics (Osaka University)

Date of Birth

22, August, 1959

Academic Career

1984       Waseda University, Department of Political Economy, Bachelor

1988       Osaka University, Master of Economics,

2002       Osaka University, Doctor of Economics,

Occupational Career

1991       Osaka University, Department of Economics, assistant,

1992       Nagoya City University, Department of Economics, lecturer

1995       Associate professor,

2002       Professor,

2003               Keio University, Department of Economics, professor

Field

Banking and Finance, Macroeconomics

Major Achievements

1.       “Long-Run Growth and Intragenerational Transfer under Capital Market Imperfections,”　Japanese Economic Review, Vol.48, No.4，p390-409, 1997

2.       “Land-Tax, Transfers, and Growth in an Endogenously Growing Economy with Overlapping Generations,” Japanese Economic Review,Vol.49, No.4, p412-25, 1998（with Hiroyuki Hashimoto）

3.       “A Characterization of the Dynamical System in a Two-Sector Overlapping Generations Model: The Case of Unbounded Growth,” Japanese Economic Review, Vol.50, No.2, p138-147, 1999（with Hiroyuki Hashimoto）

4.       “Capital Flight, North-South Lending, and Stages of Economic Development,” International Economic Review, Vol. 42, No.1, p1-24, 2001(with Koichi Hamada)

5.       “Redistribution Policies under Capital Market Imperfection,” Japanese Economic Review, Vol. 53, No.1, ｐ94-113, 2002, (with Sakae Mitsui)

6.       “Bank’s Capital Structure under Non-Diversifiable Risk，”Economic Theory 20, p29-45, 2002

7.       Kinyu Kiki No Keizai Bunseki (The Economic Analysis of Financial Crises) , Tokyo Daigaku Syuppankai, 2002

8.       “Land Tax and Economic Growth under Capital Market Imperfection,” International Journal of Economic Theory, forthcoming, 2007 （with Yukie Sakuragawa）

9.       “Labor Force Aging and Economic Growth in Japan,” in Ageing and the Labour Market in Japan, edited by K. Hamada and H.Kato, Edward Elgar (with Tatsuji Makino), 2007