EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

2010.04～2011.03

(1) LECTURES

• Government and Market
  2 lectures per week (Winter term). It develops basic familiarity with economic theories of government behaviour and with particular examples of government policies.
• Environmental Economics
  1 session per week (Spring term). An introduction to the main concepts of environmental economics, including valuation, ecosystem services, the environmental Kuznet’s curve and sustainability.
• Experimental Economics
  1 session per week (Autumn term). A class on one of the most important new areas of economics, for PhD students. This class teaches both the results of economics experiments and the methods used by experimenters.

(2) THESIS SUPERVISION

• 2 doctoral students
• 2 master’s students (Independent Study)

2009.04～2010.03

(1) LECTURES

• Government and Market
• Environmental Economics
• Experimental Economics

(2) SEMINARS
(3) THESIS SUPERVISION

• 1 doctoral student

(4) OTHERS

2008.04～2009.03

(1) LECTURES

• Government and Market
  2 lectures per week (Winter term). It develops basic familiarity with economic theories of government behavior and with particular examples of government policies.
• Environmental Economics
  1 session per week (Spring term). A basic introduction to the main concepts of environmental economics, including externalities, the environmental Kuznet’s curve and sustainability.
• Experimental Economics
  1 session per week (Autumn term). A class on one of the most important new areas of economics, for PhD students. This class teaches both the results of economics experiments and the methods used by experimenters.

(2) THESIS SUPERVISION

• 1 doctoral student
• 2 master’s students (Independent Study)

2007.04～2008.03

LECTURES

• Government and Market ? 2 lectures per week.
  The aim of this course to build understanding of the role of government in a modern, market-based society. It develops basic familiarity with economic theories of government behaviour and with particular examples of government policies. The sessions involve a mixture of lectures and class discussion.