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Hitotsubashi University
Recent research
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Hidden Fiscal Unsustainability: Evidence from Real-Time Data in the Euro Area
Abstract This study examines the implications of data revisions for the assessment of fiscal sustainability in the Euro area. Using vintage datasets from the OECD Economic Outlook , we define ex ante data as the latest available estimates at each point in time and ex post data as...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Research often collapses corporate startup investment into a unitary corporate venture capital (CVC) category, even though corporations invest through dedicated CVC vehicles or directly from operating companies. We examine whether this organizational locus is associated with init...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Testing and Quantifying Economic Resilience
ABSTRACT Assessing whether an economy returns to its pre‐crisis growth path is central to the study of economic resilience, yet standard econometric tools are difficult to apply to global crises: they require a cross‐section of unaffected control economies and are vulnerable to b...
- Society & Economics
ABSTRACT Multinational corporations (MNCs) increasingly adopt common gender diversity and inclusion (GDI) policies, yet gender equality outcomes continue to diverge across subsidiaries and may stall or reverse as institutional and political conditions change. Existing human resou...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Abstract The response of river profiles to relative base-level change is a key topic in earth surface processes, but observations capturing these changes on unconsolidated deposits at a 1–10 years timescales are scarce. We monitored geomorphic changes at the Hakka River mouth aft...
- Society & Economics
Strategic Divergence Among Sibling Firms: Evidence from Seiko Group in Japan
Although Seiko Epson Corporation (Epson) and Seiko Instruments Inc. (SII) once belonged to the same Seiko group, they followed different growth trajectories as a result of differences in governance structures. Despite sharing a common origin, Epson became independent from the Sei...
- BiologyOpen access
Iris colour modulates gaze-mediated attentional orienting in Japanese children
Abstract Human gaze perception is supported by the distinctive morphology of the human eye, yet it remains unclear whether natural variation in iris colour modulates gaze-mediated attentional orienting. We examined this question in two gaze-cueing experiments with Japanese childr...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Implementation and evaluation of geography education using QGIS for Japanese high school students
Abstract. In recent years, demand for geography education using GIS has been growing among junior and senior high school teachers. QGIS has attracted attention because it is freely available and enables advanced spatial visualization and analysis. However, the implementation of Q...
The international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/International archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences2026-08-290 citationsDOI - Society & EconomicsOpen access
Local Shocks and Regional Dynamics in an Aging Economy
ABSTRACT This paper studies how population aging shapes regional adjustment to local shocks. I develop a dynamic spatial general equilibrium model that incorporates aggregate demographic change, life‐cycle variation in migration and employment choices, and forward‐looking investm...
- Health & Medicine
The Impact of Homeless Encampments on Housing Prices
ABSTRACT A topic of intense and heated discussion in urban America is the impact of homelessness, yet the quantitative evidence is limited. This study examines how proximity to a homeless encampment influences housing prices. Analyzing home sale transaction data in Seattle from 2...