2026.02.27 / Last updated : 2026.02.27 HIAS Seminar

March 5, The 21st HIAS Seminar: Jens Wrona, University of Duisburg-Essen, “Optimal Minimum Wages in Spatial Economies”

2026.02.16 / Last updated : 2026.02.16 HIAS Seminar

February 19, The 20th HIAS Seminar: Takuma Kamada, University of Osaka, “Regulating Opioids, Creating Poverty: How the OxyContin Reformulation Shapes Neighborhood Disadvantage”

2025.12.03 / Last updated : 2025.12.03 HIAS Seminar

February 17, The 19th HIAS Seminar: Sean Cao, Associate Professor of University of Maryland, Director and Founding Faculty Member, AI Initiative for Capital Market Research, “Does ClimateTech work? Evidence from Value and Values”

2025.12.01 / Last updated : 2025.12.03 HIAS Seminar

23 December, The 18th HIAS Seminar: Motohiro Kumagai, Australian National University and Kohei Takeda, National University of Singapore

2025.10.24 / Last updated : 2025.10.24 HIAS Seminar

25 December, The 17th HIAS Seminar 2025: Hiroshi Matsushima, Australian National University, “Storing power: Market constraint meets market power”

2025.10.23 / Last updated : 2025.10.23 HIAS Seminar

6 November, The 16th HIAS Seminar 2025: Prof. Felix Ankamah Asante, Ghana University, “Green Revolution in Africa and Sustainable Development”

2025.09.22 / Last updated : 2025.10.23 HIAS Seminar

14 October, The 15th HIAS Seminar 2025: Hans Koster, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 「The persistence of urban decline: Evidence from France’s largest coal basin」

2025.09.09 / Last updated : 2025.10.23 HIAS Seminar

25 September, The 14th HIAS Seminar 2025: Naoki Tani, Kyoto University / Ministry of Finance, “Quantifying the causes of between-industry wage inequality and the skill premium in a global economy”

2025.09.09 / Last updated : 2025.10.24 HIAS Seminar

18-19 September, The 13th HIAS Seminar 2025: John Stachurski, Australian National University, 「GPU Computation with JAX for Machine Learning and Dynamic Programming」

2025.09.09 / Last updated : 2025.10.24 HIAS Seminar

18 September, The 13th HIAS Seminar 2025: Thomas Monnier, Hitotsubashi University, 「The Informality Trade-Off: Wages and Rural-Urban Migration in South Africa」