YASUDA, Yosuke

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  • Position:
    Assistant Professor
  • Degree:
    Ph.D. (Economics), Princeton University
  • Specialty:
    Game Theory, Industrial Organization, Market Design
• Current Research Interests:
  Matching Theory and its Applications to School Choice, Auction Design, Theoretical Analysis on Collusion
• Professional Career:
  

  2007-	Assistant Professor of GRIPS
  2007	Ph.D., Princeton University
  2008-2011	Fellow of VCASI
  2009	Visiting Lecturer of KIER at Kyoto University

• Selected publications:
  "Resolving Conflicting Preferences in School Choice: The "Boston" Mechanism Reconsidered," American Economic Review, Vol.101, No.1, 399-410, 2011. (with Atila Abdulkadiroglu and Yeon-Koo Che)
  
  School Choice Design: A Game Theory Approach, in Japanese, NTT Shuppan, March 2010. (editor, co-authored)
  
  "Sovereign Risk and Fiscal Reconstruction (2nd Half)," The Nikkei, in Japanese, March 4, 2010.
  
  "Switching Cost Analysis on E-Money and Point Cards," Operations Research, in Japanese, Vol.55, No.1, 19-24, 2010.
  
  "Game Theoretical Analysis on Bubbles," The Nikkei, in Japanese, June 14-24, 2009.
  
  "Matching Market Design," Keizaiseminar, in Japanese, April-May, 2009. (with Fuhito Kojima)
  
  "Economic Analysis on School Choice," Economist, in Japanese, January 13, 2009.
  
  "A Survey on Market Design," The Nikkei, in Japanese, June 5, 2008.
  
  Essays in Theoretical Industrial Organization, Ph.D. Thesis, Princeton University, September 2007.
  
  "Optimal Entry Regulation by Auctions: A Theory of Optimal Entry Auctions," Journal of Social Science, in Japanese, Vol.55, No.3-4, 121-138, 2004.
  
• Other notable activities:
  Valedictorian (Department of Economics, University of Tokyo), March 2002.
  Ouchi Hyoe Prize (Best Senior Thesis), March 2002.
  
• Personal website
• E-mail: yyasuda