Keiichiro Kobayashi
Hitotsubashi University
http://www.rieti.go.jp/users/kobayashi-keiichiro/index_en.html
Keiichiro Kobayashi is Professor at Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University, Senior Fellow at Research Institute of Economy(RIETI), and Research Director at Canon Institute for Global Studies (CIGS). He researches Macroeconomics, Endogenous Growth Theory, General Equilibrium and so on. He currently works on theoretical models of financial crisis, debt overhang, and sovereign debt problems. He joined the Ministry of International Trade and Industry of Japan in 1991 after graduation from the University of Tokyo. From 2001, he was a fellow at RIETI and from 2010 onward he has been a professor at Hitotsubashi University.
Articles by Keiichiro Kobayashi:
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Things we must consider in shaping Japanese economic policy for the future
10 February 2013, 8740 reads
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Why we need a new macroeconomic paradigm
24 August 2009, 16021 reads
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Fiscal policy again? A rebuttal to Mr Krugman
27 April 2009, 30399 reads
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Lessons from Japan’s failed fiscal stimulus
1 April 2009, 20104 reads
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Financial crisis management: Lessons from Japan’s lost decade
27 October 2008, 29728 reads
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