Hideaki Goto

Researcher Profile & Settings

Name

Hideaki Goto

Affiliation

• Graduate School of International Relations Professor

Education

• - 2009Cornell University Graduate School, Department of Applied Economics and Management Applied Economics
• - 2001University of Tokyo Graduate School, Division of Agricultural Science Agricultural and Resource Economics
• - 1999University of Tokyo Faculty of Literature Division of Philosophy and Religion (Major: Ethics)

Degree

• Ph.D. (Applied Economics)(Cornell University)

Association Memberships

American Economic Association, European Economic Association

Research Activities

Research Areas

• Economics / Economic theory
• Economics / Applied economics

Research Interests

Social norms, Nationality, Individual decision making

Misc

• Labor Market Competitiveness and the Size of the Informal Sector
  Hideaki Goto and Yukichi Mano
  Journal of Population Economics 25(2) 495-509 2012
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• The Optimal Minimum Wage for Poverty Minimization
  Hideaki Goto
  Bulletin of Economic Research 64(2) 192-208 2012
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• Repayment Frequency and Repayment Performance in Microfinance
  Hideaki Goto
  WIAS Discussion Paper No.2012-002, Waseda University 2012
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• Supermodularity, Spillovers, and the Endogenous Formation of Altruism
  Hideaki Goto
  WIAS Discussion Paper No.2012-007, Waseda University 2012
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• Repayment Frequency and Repayment Performance in Microfinance
  Hideaki Goto
  WIAS Discussion Paper No.2012-002, Waseda University 2012
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• Social Norms, Inequality and Child Labor
  Hideaki Goto
  Journal of Socio-Economics 40(6) 806-814 2011
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• The Poverty Effects of Microfinance: The Role of Competition and Lending Technologies
  Hideaki Goto
  GCOE Economics Working Paper #37, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies 2010
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• The Poverty Effects of Microfinance: The Role of Competition and Lending Technologies
  Hideaki Goto
  GCOE Economics Working Paper #37, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies 2010
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• Middlemen, Non-Profits, and Poverty
  Nancy H. Chau, Hideaki Goto and Ravi Kanbur
  IZA Discussion Papers 4406, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) 2009
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• Middlemen, Non-Profits, and Poverty
  Nancy H. Chau, Hideaki Goto and Ravi Kanbur
  IZA Discussion Papers 4406, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) 2009
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• Labor Market Competitiveness and Poverty
  Hideaki Goto
  Working Paper 08-20, Department of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University 2008
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• Social Norms, Inequality and Fertility
  Hideaki Goto
  Economics Bulletin 10(13) 1-9 2008
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• Labor Market Competitiveness and Poverty
  Hideaki Goto
  Working Paper 08-20, Department of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University 2008
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Research Grants & Projects

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