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• PhD. Johns Hopkins University, 1979 (Thesis supervisor, Sir Alan Walters;British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Economic Advisor)
  Assistant Professor, State University of New York at Buffalo (1979-1981)
  Associate Professor, GRIPS (1982-1990)
  Professor, Faculty of Economics, Keio University (1991-2014)
  Dean & CEO, Asian Development Bank Institute(ADBI) (2014-2020)
  Visiting Professor, New South Wales University, Australia
  Visiting Professor, Sciences Po, Paris, France
  Visiting Professor, Goteborg University, Sweden
  Visiting Professor, Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Germany
  Visiting Professsor, University of Malaya, Kebansan (UKM), Malaysia
  Visiting Scholar, MIT, USA
  Visiting Scholar, Central Bank of Japan (Research Institute)
  Visiting Lecturer, University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Public Policy, (2020-2022)
  International Green Finance Lifetime Achievement Scientific Award, 2021 (Central Award: European Green Finance Conference, Central Bank of Hungary, Planet Budapest Sustainable EXPO Summit, December 2021) https://zoldpenzugyek.mnb.hu/green-finance-scientific-awards/international-green-finance-lifetime-achievement-scientific-award
  https://econ.jhu.edu/2021/12/12/prof-naoyuki-yoshino-phd79-receives-the-international-green-finance-lifetime-achievement-scientific-award/
  Visiting Professor, GRIPS (Graduate Research Institute for Policy Studies) (2020-2024)
  President, Foreign Exchange Council、MOF
  President, Financial System Council, Government of Japan
  Chief Advisor, Financial Research Center, Financial Services Agency (FSA) (2024-present)
  Professor Emeritus of Economics, Keio University,(2014-present)
  Republic of Palau (Member of Economic Advisory Group, 2022-present), https://pitiviti.org/palau-eag-members#:~:text=The%20Palau%20Economic%20Advisory%20Group,by%20the%20President%20of%20Palau.
  Specially Appointed Professor, Tokyo Metropolitan University (International Economics) (2023-Present)
  Advisory Board (Chair), Stockholm School of Economics (EIJS) (2024-Present).
  Honorary Fellow, Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI)

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• Green Finance, Infrastructure Finance, Fiscal sustainability, Postal Savings, Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, Exchange Rate System'''''''

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• 2020-2023 University of Tokyo-Visiting Lecturer, Graduate School of Public Policy, Visiting Lecturer

• 2022-Present、Member, Economic Advisory Group, Republic of Palau，https://pitiviti.org/palau-eag-members

• 2024-Present, Stockholm School of Economics, EIJS, Advisor (Chair), https://www.hhs.se/en/research/institutes/eijs/board/advisory-board/

• 2023-Present, Special Professor, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Economics

• 2025-Present.Honorary Fellow-Asian Development Bank Institute, 2025-Honorary Fellow, Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI)

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Career 【 Display / hide 】

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• 1979

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  1981

  Assistant Professor State University of New York at Buffalo

• 1982

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  1990

  Associate Professor Graduate school of Policy Science Saitama University

• 1990.04

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  1991.03

  Associate Professor, Keio University, Faculty of Economics, Associate Professor

• 1991.04

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  2014.03

  Professor of Economics, Keio University, Professor

• 1991.04

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  2014.03

  Graduate School of economics, Keio University, Professor

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Academic Background 【 Display / hide 】

Academic Background 【 Display / hide 】

• 1973.03

  Tohoku University, Faculty of Economics

  University, Graduated

• 1975.03

  Tohoku University, Faculty of Economics

  Graduate School, Completed, Master's course

• 1975.09

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  1979.03

  Johns Hopkins University, Graduate School of Economics, Graduate School, PhD in Economics

  United States, Graduate School, Graduated, Doctoral course

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• PhD(Economics,Johns Hopkins University), Johns Hopkins University, Coursework, 1979.03

• Honorary Doctorate (Goteborg University, Sweden), Goteborg University, Sweden, Dissertation, 2004.10

• Honorary Doctorate Martin Luther University of Hale Wittenberg (Germany), Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg (Germany), Dissertation, 2013

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• Humanities & Social Sciences / Money and finance

• Monetary and Fiscal Policy

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• Public Finance

• Fiscal and Monetary Economics

• Fiscal Policy

• Monetary Policy

• Money and Banking

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Research Themes 【 Display / hide 】

• Green Finance, Infrastructure Finance, SME industries, Infra finance(Revenu Bond),Asian Bond Market, Basket Currency System, Fiscal Investment and Loan Program, Postal Savings, Effectiveness of Public Works, 

  2002

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  Present

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  Green Finance, Infrastructure finance, A comparative analysis of Floating exchange Rate and Basket-peg, Asian Bond Market, Effectiveness of Public Works, Revenue Bond

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• FOSTERING GREEN GROWTH IN ASEAN BY STRENGTHENING SME CONTRIBUTIONS TO CARBON NEUTRALITY

  Yoshino N., Rasoulinezhad E., Phoumin H., Taghizadeh-Hesary F., Vandercamme L., Sustainable Growth and Green Policies Navigating Energy and Environmental Challenges, 2025.01

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  In numerous Asian nations, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are pivotal to economic growth, yet often remain beyond the reach of environmental regulations, which predominantly target larger corporations. This research investigates the link between SME activities and carbon emissions in ASEAN countries from 2010 to 2020, utilizing a fully modified ordinary least squares (FMOLS) model. The analysis reveals that SME operations substantially contribute to CO2 emissions, indicating a disconnect between environmental protection efforts and sustainable development goals. To guide SMEs toward carbon neutrality, the study recommends implementing specific green finance policies, expanding environmental regulations to encompass SMEs, and overhauling banking lending practices to promote sustainability based on SMEs’ environmental performance. These strategies aim to incorporate SMEs into ASEAN’s broader green growth and sustainable development agenda.

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• Energy Security, Pollution, and Health in Selected Developing Asian Economies

  Taghizadeh-Hesary F., Rasoulinezhad E., Yoshino N., Chang Y., Taghizadeh-Hesary F., Morgan P.J., Energy Security Transition and Economic Growth, 2025.01

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  Increased dependence on nonrenewable energy sources contributes to greater air pollution, which in turn leads to negative health outcomes. This chapter examines the relationship between fossil fuel consumption (FFC) and health issues using the generalized method of moments (GMM) for data from 18 developing Asian economies spanning 1991 to 2022. The findings show that fossil fuel use elevates the risk of lung and respiratory diseases (LRD), with CO2 emissions and FFC significantly affecting undernourishment and mortality rates. Additionally, higher gross domestic product (GDP) per capita and healthcare expenditure are found to reduce undernourishment and death rates (UDR). The chapter concludes that transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy can improve energy security and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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• ENERGY SECURITY, TRANSITION, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

  Taghizadeh-Hesary F., Chang Y., Yoshino N., Energy Security Transition and Economic Growth, 2025.01

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  This book, Energy Security, Transition, and Economic Growth, provides a timely and comprehensive analysis of these interconnected issues. It brings together insights from a range of regional- and country-level case studies, offering new perspectives on how different nations are navigating the complex landscape of energy security and transition while maintaining the pace of economic growth. The book is structured into two parts: regional-level analyses and country-level studies, comprising 10 chapters. Each chapter presents empirical research, practical policy recommendations, and innovative solutions that can be applied to different countries and regions worldwide. The findings in this book are particularly valuable for policymakers, energy practitioners, and researchers. Each chapter contributes to a broader understanding of how countries can navigate the transition to renewable energy while maintaining or enhancing their energy security and economic growth.

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• SUSTAINABLE GROWTH AND GREEN POLICIES: Navigating Energy And Environmental Challenges

  Taghizadeh-Hesary F., Yoshino N., Mirza N., Mohsin M., Sustainable Growth and Green Policies Navigating Energy and Environmental Challenges, 2025.01

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  Sustainable Growth and Green Policies: Navigating Energy and Environmental Challenges explores the intersection of green finance, energy transition, and sustainable policies, offering innovative solutions to today's environmental and economic challenges. The book is divided into two sections: Green Policies for Sustainable Growth and Carbon Neutrality and Green Finance and Economic Recovery, featuring empirical research, innovative frameworks, and policy recommendations. The first section focuses on strategies for achieving carbon neutrality and promoting green growth across various economic contexts. Topics include the role of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in ASEAN's decarbonization, the relationship between financial development and greenhouse gas mitigation in BRICS economies, and behavioral factors influencing private investment in renewable energy. It also explores China's carbon market design and the impact of socioeconomic progress on environmental sustainability. The second section examines the role of green finance in economic recovery, particularly in the post-COVID-19 era. It assesses the interconnectedness of clean and conventional energy markets, the implications of renewable energy financing in Asia, and the effects of green finance on carbon intensity in OECD countries. Additionally, it explores fiscal policies for greening China's economy and macroeconomic frameworks for achieving sustainable development in the EU.

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• A modern guide to energy economics

  Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary, Ehsan Rasoulinezhad, Naoyuki Yoshino, A Modern Guide to Energy Economics, 2024.08

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  With a sharp focus on sustainability, this book offers a nuanced understanding of the intricate interplay between economics and the evolving energy landscape. Editors Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary, Ehsan Rasoulinezhad and Naoyuki Yoshino bring together a diverse range of authors to address emerging priorities in the energy sector, such as sustainability, transitions and energy security. Offering valuable insights, this book provides readers with a holistic understanding of the economic implications and opportunities inherent in sustainable energy practice. Chapter authors cover important facets of modern energy economics, including topics such as renewable energy, energy transitions, electricity markets, energy security, finance and investment. Providing a thorough assessment of the present research landscape, the book also explores significant trends and contemporary issues, drawing from state-of-the-art discussions. This is an invigorating read for energy economics researchers, as well as economics and finance scholars more broadly. Policymakers and energy analysts will also greatly benefit from the book's focus on sustainability, transitions and security.

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• Rethinking the Domar (<i>r-g</i>) Condition: Its Application to Greece, Japan, and China

  Yoshino, N; Miyamoto, H; Terada-Hagiwara, A

  ASIAN ECONOMIC PAPERS 24 ( 3 ) 53 - 66 2025.11

  Joint Work,  ISSN  1535-3516

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• Full-field rheo-optical analysis of wormlike and networked micellar structures under uniaxial extensional flow

  Masakazu Muto, Naoki Kako, Tatsuya Yoshino, Shinji Tamano

   2025.07

  Joint Work

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  The present study proposes a novel full-field extensional rheo-optical technique to investigate the relationship between the rheological properties and internal structural deformation of complex fluids under uniaxial extensional flow. Macroscopic viscoelasticity from rheological measurements and microscopic birefringence from optical measurements are integrated to evaluate the microstructural deformation and orientation of the fluids under extensional stress. The proposed technique integrates a liquid dripping method with a high-speed polarization camera to measure the extensional stress and flow birefringence simultaneously. In the liquid dripping method, temporal evolution images of the liquid filament diameter for fluids dripping from a nozzle are measured to obtain the extensional stress loading on the filament. These images are acquired using the high-speed polarization camera that captures full-field two-dimensional (2D) birefringence with high spatiotemporal resolution. Wormlike and networked micellar solutions of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB) and sodium salicylate (NaSal) with varying concentrations of CTAB and NaSal are employed as the measurement targets. Consequently, we successfully visualized temporally developing images of the flow birefringence field of uniaxially extending micellar solutions induced by the orientation of micelles. Furthermore, the proposed technique supports investigating the conditions for establishing the stress-optical rule, which is the linear relationship between stress and birefringence. The stress-optical coefficient, which is a proportionality constant indicating the sensitivity of birefringence to stress, is analyzed from these measurements. The stress-optical coefficient under uniaxial extensional flow, obtained using the proposed technique, is confirmed to be comparable to that under shear flow.

• Disambiguating Reference in Visually Grounded Dialogues through Joint Modeling of Textual and Multimodal Semantic Structures

  Shun Inadumi, Nobuhiro Ueda, Koichiro Yoshino

   2025.05

  Joint Work

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  Multimodal reference resolution, including phrase grounding, aims to understand the semantic relations between mentions and real-world objects. Phrase grounding between images and their captions is a well-established task. In contrast, for real-world applications, it is essential to integrate textual and multimodal reference resolution to unravel the reference relations within dialogue, especially in handling ambiguities caused by pronouns and ellipses. This paper presents a framework that unifies textual and multimodal reference resolution by mapping mention embeddings to object embeddings and selecting mentions or objects based on their similarity. Our experiments show that learning textual reference resolution, such as coreference resolution and predicate-argument structure analysis, positively affects performance in multimodal reference resolution. In particular, our model with coreference resolution performs better in pronoun phrase grounding than representative models for this task, MDETR and GLIP. Our qualitative analysis demonstrates that incorporating textual reference relations strengthens the confidence scores between mentions, including pronouns and predicates, and objects, which can reduce the ambiguities that arise in visually grounded dialogues.

• CRYPTOCURRENCIES, MONEY DEMAND, AND MONETARY POLICY

  Mumtaz M.Z., Smith Z.A., Yoshino N.

  Buletin Ekonomi Moneter Dan Perbankan Monetary and Banking Economics Bulletin 28 ( 2 ) 293 - 312 2025

  Joint Work,  ISSN  14108046

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  This study examines the nexus between money demand and cryptocurrencies by estimating two simultaneous equations using Divisia indices as a proxy for money demand and volume traded for cryptocurrencies. The study examines the linkage between cryptocurrencies and money demand and their potential influence over monetary policy actions. It finds that the volume of cryptocurrencies traded negatively influences money demand. Moreover, we see a positive association between money demand and cryptocurrencies, implying that as the demand for money increases, the demand for cryptocurrencies increases. Further, we examine the determinates of cryptocurrencies and report that the return of cryptocurrencies, the financial development index, GDP, inflation, and stock market indices are significant predictors of the demand for cryptocurrencies.

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• CRYPTOCURRENCIES, MONEY DEMAND, AND MONETARY POLICY

  Mumtaz M.Z., Smith Z.A., Yoshino N.

  Buletin Ekonomi Moneter Dan Perbankan Monetary and Banking Economics Bulletin 28 ( 2 ) 293 - 312 2025

  Joint Work,  ISSN  14108046

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  This study examines the nexus between money demand and cryptocurrencies by estimating two simultaneous equations using Divisia indices as a proxy for money demand and volume traded for cryptocurrencies. The study examines the linkage between cryptocurrencies and money demand and their potential influence over monetary policy actions. It finds that the volume of cryptocurrencies traded negatively influences money demand. Moreover, we see a positive association between money demand and cryptocurrencies, implying that as the demand for money increases, the demand for cryptocurrencies increases. Further, we examine the determinates of cryptocurrencies and report that the return of cryptocurrencies, the financial development index, GDP, inflation, and stock market indices are significant predictors of the demand for cryptocurrencies.

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• Optimal basel capital requirement ratio and economic effect of infrastructure investment

  Yoshino, Naoyuki

  Mita journal of economics (慶應義塾経済学会)  107 ( 2 ) 139(1) - 156(18) 2014.07

  ISSN  00266760

• Optimal premiums for the deposit insurance system : an empirical work on the deposit insurance system of Japan

  Yoshino, Naoyuki

  Keio Economic Society discussion paper series (Keio Economic Society, Keio University)  13 ( 1 )  2013

• An Empirical Analysis of Japanese Banking Behavior in a Period of Financial Instability

  Yoshino, Naoyuki

  Keio economic studies (Keio Economic Society, Keio University)  45   1 - 15 2008

  ISSN  00229709

• The Optimal Exchange Rate System in a Model of Two Countries with the Rest of the World : A Comparative Analysis of the Fixed Exchange Rate , Basket-Peg and Flexible Exchange Rate Regimes

  YOSHINO, Naoyuki

  Keio economic studies (Keio Economic Society, Keio University)  41 ( 2 ) 27 - 75 2004

  ISSN  00229709

• Strategies for efficient use of social capital

  Yoshino, Naoyuki

  Keio journal of economics (慶應義塾経済学会)  93 ( 1 ) 91 - 107 2000.04

  ISSN  00266760

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• INTRODUCTION: ECONOMIC POLICIES FOR ACCELERATING GREEN GROWTH IN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES

  Yoshino N., Taghizadeh-Hesary F.

  Singapore Economic Review 70 ( 8 ) 2205 - 2210 2025.12

  ISSN  02175908

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• Comment on “Beyond Green: Impacts of Green Bond Issuance on Conventional Bonds in China”

  Yoshino N.

  Asian Economic Policy Review  2025

  ISSN  18328105

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• INTRODUCTION: WAYS TO ACHIEVE GREEN ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND MITIGATE GREENHOUSE GASES IN THE POST-COVID-19 ERA

  Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary, Naoyuki Yoshino, Muhammad Mohsin, Nawazish Mirza

  CLIMATE CHANGE ECONOMICS (WORLD SCIENTIFIC PUBL CO PTE LTD)  13 ( 3 )  2022.08

  ISSN  20100078

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• 財政赤字の安定化条件「ドーマー条件」の再考察—特集 人口高齢化のもとでの財政金融政策の有効性

  吉野 直行, 宮本 弘曉

  フィナンシャル・レビュー / 財務省財務総合政策研究所 編 (財務省財務総合政策研究所)  2021 ( 2 ) 4 - 14 2021.03

  ISSN  0912-5892

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• 高齢化が財政政策の効果に与える影響—特集 人口高齢化のもとでの財政金融政策の有効性

  宮本 弘曉, 吉野 直行

  フィナンシャル・レビュー / 財務省財務総合政策研究所 編 (財務省財務総合政策研究所)  2021 ( 2 ) 49 - 67 2021.03

  ISSN  0912-5892

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Research Projects of Competitive Funds, etc. 【 Display / hide 】

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• Present, past, and future of the regional financial market

  2024.04

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  2027.03

  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), No Setting

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  貸出・預金を介した地域間資金循環指標と市場集中度を長期に拡張した上で、地域金融市場の効率性に係る研究を推進する。第1に、集中度と地域間資金移動程度のコロナ禍の下での変化を把握するとともに、日本の高度成長期から現在に至る時期における構造変化の有無を検証する。第2に、地域金融市場と地域経済との相互連関の状況を明らかにする。第3に、地域間の資金移動を考慮した金融機関行動の構造推定を通じて、地域金融市場の機能に関する理論的な分析を行う。これらの研究のうちのいくつかを、国際的な協同により推進する。以上の取り組みを通じて、地域金融市場の過去から現在に至る動向を把握し、将来に向けた変化の方向性を展望する。

• Redefining Regional Financial Markets and Services: Sustainable Regional Economy and Regional Finance

  2022.04

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  2025.03

  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, MANABE MASASHI, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), No Setting

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  In this study, we conducted three main quantitative studies to examine what quantitative and qualitative changes the COVID-19 pandemic that began in early 2020 has caused in interregional flow of funds and regional financial markets.
  First, we analyzed changes in concentration in the loan and deposit markets. Specifically, we measured the concentration (Herfindahl-Hirschman Index) for each prefecture. Second, we measured the interregional flow of funds index through loans and deposits. Finally, we examined whether cross-border loans are of lower quality than loans in the prefecture where the head office is located (home base loans).

• Efficiency of Regional Financial Market and the Impact of the Covid-19 Infections

  2021.04

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  2024.03

  Hitotsubashi University, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, UESUGI Iichiro, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), No Setting

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  This project implemented research on the following five issues:(1) measurement of competition in regional financial markets;(2) construction of inter-regional flow of funds indicators via loans and deposits; (3)impact of competition on firms' credit availability; (4)interaction between inter-regional flow of funds, competition, and market efficiency; and (5)impact of COVID-19 on the efficiency of regional financial markets. The project published five articles in English peer-reviewed journals. At the same time, it publicized the research outputs by publicly posting data on the concentration in the regional financial markets and those on interregional flow of funds. It also held an international workshop.Finally, the project published a Japanese book "Economics of Small and Medium Enterprise Finance: Role of Financial Institutions and Role of the Government,”which received several awards including the 65th Nikkei Prize for Excellent Books in Economic Science.

• 21-COE

  2003

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  2005

  Research grant, Principal investigator

• COE

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  2002

  Research grant, Principal investigator

Awards 【 Display / hide 】

Awards 【 Display / hide 】

• International Green Finance Lifetime Achievement Award

  Naoyuki YOSHINO, 2021.12, Central Bank of Hungary, Planet Budapest sustainable EXPO summit 2021, Green Finance

• Honorary Doctorate, Martin Luther University of Halle Wittenberg

  2013

  Type of Award： International academic award (Japan or overseas)

• Fukuzawa Award

  2013, Keio University

  Type of Award： Keio commendation etc.

• Honorary Doctorate, Goteborg University, Sweden

  YOSHINO NAOYUKI, 2004, Optimal Exchange Rate System in Asian Region

  Type of Award： International academic award (Japan or overseas)

• 慶應義塾賞

  YOSHINO NAOYUKI, 2003, Postal Savings and Fiscal Investment in Japan, Oxford University Press, 2003

  Type of Award： Keio commendation etc.

Educational Activities and Special Notes 【 Display / hide 】

Educational Activities and Special Notes 【 Display / hide 】

• Financial Asset Market:2000-2014

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  2014

• Seminar Class

  1990

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  2014

• Monetary Economics

  1990

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  2014

Social Activities 【 Display / hide 】

Social Activities 【 Display / hide 】

• 金融庁金融研究センター

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  金融庁

• 財務省、国債市場の在り方懇談会

  2015

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  Present

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  財務省理財局

• 財務省、国有財産審議会

  2005

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  2013

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  財務省理財局

• 文部科学省、中央教育審議会

  2004

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  2008

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  文部科学省

• 財務省、関税・外国為替審議会

  2004

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  2008

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  財務省国際局

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Media Coverage 【 Display / hide 】

• 金融庁金融審議会

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• 財務省/国債投資家懇談会

  2004.

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Memberships in Academic Societies 【 Display / hide 】

• Japan Academic Association of Financial Planning , 

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• 日本ファイナンス学会, 

  2010

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• Japan Association of Financial Planning, 

  2010

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• 日本金融学会, 

  2001

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• 生活経済学会, 

  2000

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Committee Experiences 【 Display / hide 】

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  Present

  金融庁金融研究センター長, 金融庁研究センター

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  金融庁

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  Present

  Presidend, Japan Association of Financial Planning

• 2015

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  会長, 日本FP学会(日本Financial Planning学会)

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  日本ＦＰ学会

• 2010

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  Present

  Chair person, Meeting on JGB Investers

• 2005

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  2014

  委員, 財務省、国有財産審議会

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  財務省理財局

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