http://www.ier.hit-u.ac.jp/~iwaisako/
EDUCATION:
Harvard University, Ph.D., June 1997.
Hitotsubashi University, MA in Economics, March 1992; BA in Economics,
March 1990.
EXPERIENCE
Associate
Professor, Institute of Economic Research Hitotsubashi University , April 2002-present
Assistant Professor, Institute of Economic Research Hitotsubashi University , April 2001-March2002
Assistant Professor, Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences, University of
Tsukuba, 1997-March 2001.
Research Associate, Asian Historical Statistics Project (Hitotsubashi University), 1997-March 2000.
Visiting Researcher, Economic Planning Agency, 1997-November 1999.
Intern, Research Department, International Monetary Fund, 1996.
Visiting Student, Institute of Monetary and Economic Studies, Bank of Japan,
1991-92.
gCorporate Investment and Restructuring,h in Takatoshi Ito, Hugh Patrick, and David Weinstein eds., Reviving Japan's Economy: Problems and Prescriptions, Cambridge MA: MIT Press, August
2005.
"Does International Diversification Really Diversify Risks?" Journal of
the Japanese and International Economies 16, pp.109-134, 2002.
"Growth Empirics -- Convergence Hypothesis and Multi-sector Analysis (in Japanese)," Chapter 3 in East Asian Growth with Structural Change -- Neo-clasical Growth Theory vs Flying Geese Pattern,THE KEIZAI KENKYU (The Economic Analysis) No.160. January, 2000. (English version is available.)
"Explaining Asset Bubbles in Japan (with Takatoshi Ito)," Bank of Japan, Monetary and Economic Studies, Vol.14, 1996.
PAPERS IN JAPANESE
"Consumption-Wealth Ratio as a Risk Factor: Test of Conditional CAPM with Japanese Data", Economic Review (Hitotsubashi University) 54: 2, 126-136.
"Random Walk Hypothesis and Cross-Autocorrelations of Size-sorted portfolios in Japan", Gendai Finance, No.13, March 2003, 29-45.
"Puzzles in Japanese Stock Market", Financial Review (Ministry of Finance), Vol.70, March 2004, 17-28.
"Consumption CAPM with the Japanese Data: It is still a Puzzle (in Japanese)," Gendai Finance, March 2001 .
"Growth Empirics -- Convergence Hypothesis and Multi-sector Analysis (in Japanese)," Chapter 3 in East Asian Growth with Structural Change -- Neo-clasical Growth Theory vs Flying Geese Pattern,THE KEIZAI KENKYU (The Economic Analysis) No.160. January, 2000.
"Home Country Bias in International Stock Investment: The Implications of Time Varying Risk (in Japanese)," Financial Analyst Journal, May, 1998.gStrategic Asset Allocation in Japan: An Empirical Evaluationh (with Olivia S. Mitchell and John
Piggott) Pension Research Council (Wharton School) WP 2005-1 (January 2005).
gHousehold Portfolios in Japan,h NBER working paper #9647, April 2003. (Under review)
"Internal Capital Markets of the Japanese Firms", (with Gaku Kobayashi) December 2000.
"Banking Crises and Monetary Policy: Japan in the 1990s and U.S. in the 1930s (with Michael Bordo)," December 1998, (previous version was presented at the NBER Japan Project Meeting, December 1997).
Co-editor :
Asian-Pacific Financial Market2, 2006-presents.
Economic Analysis (Keizai-Kenkyu), 2001-2006.
Referee
Asian-Pacific Financial Markets; Economic Journal; International Economic Review; Japan and the World Economy; Japanese
Economic Review; Journal of International Economics; Journal of International Money and
Finance; Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking; Journal of the Japanese and International
Economies; Quarterly Review of Economics & Finance.