Educe University Faculty Information

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OKAMURA Kazuaki
Hiroshima shudo University The Faculty of Economic Sciences

Professor

■ Present specialized field

●Specialized field
Labor Economics, Applied Econometrics
●Keyword
●The main research themes
1.	Empirical Analysis of Wage Structure, Dynamic Labor Force Participation
●Capable of joint research and research consultation content

■ Academic background

1996/04～2000/03

■ Research activities

1.	2000/04～	The Japanese Economic Association
2.	2009/04～	The Econometric Society

■ Business career

2012/04～

Hiroshima shudo University The Faculty of Economic Sciences Professor

■ Book and thesis

1.	Thesis	Job Tasks, Skill Formation, and Wages: An Internal Labor Market Approach (Single) 2023/05
2.	Thesis	An Empirical Analysis on Subjective Happiness of the Employment Ice Age Generation (Single) 2022/12
3.	Thesis	Multinomial employment dynamics with state dependence and heterogeneity: Evidence from Japan (Collaboration) 2021
4.	Thesis	The Effects of the Timing of Childbirth on Female Labour Supply: An Analysis using the Sequential Matching Approach (Collaboration) 2021
5.	Thesis	Regional Wage Spillover in Japan: A Short-run Analysis (Collaboration) 2019/12
6.	Thesis	Spatial Spillover and Dynamics in Regional Inflation (Collaboration) 2019/12
7.	Thesis	A Spatial Analysis of Regional Consumption Network Effects in Japan (Collaboration) 2018/03
8.	Thesis	On the role of management instructor of chamber of commerce in local knowledge creation (Collaboration) 2017/11
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■ Academic conference presentation

1.	2020/08	The Effects of the Timing of Childbirth on Female Labour Supply: An Analysis using the Sequential Matching Approach (Econometric Society and Bocconi University Virtual World Congress)
2.	2017/09/16	The Effects of the Timing of Childbirth on Female Labor Supply - A Sequential Matching Approach (15th Annual ESPAnet Conference 2017 Lisboa)

■ Subject

1.	Applied Statistics
2.	Directed Individual Studies
3.	Directed Individual Studies
4.	Directed Individual Studies
5.	Directed Individual Studies
6.	First Year Seminar
7.	Graduation Thesis
8.	Introductory Seminar
9.	Labor Economics I
10.	Labor Economics II
11.	Seminar I
12.	Seminar II
13.	Seminar III
14.	Seminar IV
15.	Studies in Econometrics
16.	Studies in Labor Economics
17.	Studies in Labor Economics I
18.	Studies in Labor Economics II
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■ Developed teaching materials, textbooks, reference books