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YOKOYAMA Hirokazu

YOKOYAMA Hirokazu

Affiliation
Faculty of Economics Department of Economics test
Job rank
Associate Professor
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Researcher Information

Area of expertise

Finance and Social Security Theory

Courses in charge

Economic Policy I/II, Public Economics, Specialized Exercise I/II

Educational background

Graduated from Kwansei Gakuin University, Faculty of Economics
Graduate School of Graduate School of Economics, Kwansei Gakuin University
Graduate School of Graduate School of Economics, Kwansei Gakuin University

Acquired degree

PhD (Economics) [Kwansei Gakuin University]

Affiliated Society

Japanese Society of Finance, Japanese Society of Local Finance, Social Policy

Research Keywords

Current research theme

“Financial Analysis of Financial Management and Social Security in a Low-Aging Society”
 Japan's fiscal and social security system is facing major difficulties due to slowing economic growth, women's advancement in society, and the rapid aging of the birthrate and aging population. As long as the current fiscal structure is maintained, the impact is expected to be concentrated on young people and future generations. From the perspective that avoiding this is essential for the development of society, we will conduct financial analysis on the intergenerational allocation of public services that promote social development and cost burdens that make it sustainable.

Main research results and activities

・"Development of Future Estimation Models for Public Pension Finance in Japan," "A Collection of Industrial Research, Kwansei Gakuin University," March 2013, pp. 99-107.
・Sachio Konishi, “Contemporary History of Japanese Finance 3 Structural Reforms and Its Delays 2001-”, Chapter 9, Yuhikaku, May 2014, pp. 195-220.
・Sustainability Analysis of Public Pensions: Approach by Pension Mathematical and Balance Sheets, Japan Critics, June 2015. “Financial constraints of the medical insurance system, inter-system disparities and institutional reforms: Policy-making processes over the medical system for elder senior citizens” (Aichi University Institute of Management Science), No. 107, September 2017.

Classes and Seminars

My seminar

In this exercise, we will use the knowledge obtained through lectures and text readings to empirically examine the effects of economic policy on society, and at the same time, logically consider what mechanisms the effects occurred. Through this, we will build the ability to think about the challenges facing reality and how to overcome them.

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