Finance and Local Finance Theory

Financial science, local finance theory, specialized exercises I and II

Graduated from Yokohama National University Faculty of Economics
Graduated from the Graduate School of International Social Sciences, Yokohama National University
Graduate School of Graduate School of Economics, Keio University Graduate School

Master's (economics)

The Japan Finance Society, the Japan Local Finance Society, and the West Japan Finance Society

"German's relative fiscal soundness"
　In recent years, Germany has maintained relatively good fiscal performance despite the impact of the global financial crisis. The attention of Germany's relative fiscal soundness has not been started yet, but has been subject to discussion every time after the war. It is generally pointed out that one of the main factors that supported Germany's relative fiscal soundness is the tradition of conservative fiscal finance in Germany. The current research theme is to historically consider the extent to which such a general discussion is appropriate. One of the major challenges is to draw out implications for Japanese finances through international comparisons.

・“Challenges and Challenges in Housing Policy in Hamburg: Focusing on movements to counter the residual and decentralization of housing policy,” “Life Economic Policy,” No. 312, 2023
・"Is the Federal state Germany steered to 'centralization'?" "Shimonoseki City University Collection", Vol. 65, No. 3, Shimonoseki City University Society, 2022
・“Current Location and Whereabouts of Fiscal Relations between Germany Governments” “Life Economic Policy” No. 268, 2019
・"German welfare finance-Financial structure and tax funding procurement centered on social insurance-" Masayuki Takahata, Naoto Iju, "Welfare finance" Minerva Shobo, 2018
・"Recent Changes and Characteristics of Shimonoseki City Finance-City Response and Difficulty in Needs" Toshimitsu Nanba, "Regional Sustainability: Dissemination from Shimonoseki", Gakubunsha, 2017
・"German income redistribution: Diverse choices in conservative welfare state", "Life Economic Policy" No. 243, 2017
・"Possibilities and Challenges of Resident Participation: One Consideration on a Mechanism that makes it necessary (co-authored with Toshimitsu Nanba)", "Shimonoseki City University Collection", Vol. 60, No. 2, Shimonoseki City University Society, 2016
・"Financial Performance in Japan - Why did you bear extraordinary debts? (Co-authored with Masayuki Takahata) "Ide Hidesaku, Gene Park edition, "International Comparison of Fiscal Deficit: Is it possible for a Democratic State to Consolidate Financial Soundness?" Iwanami Shoten, 2016
・"1975 State of Intergovernmental Financial Relations over Income Tax Reform and Fund Procurement - One Consideration of Relative Financial Soundness in Federal State Germany-" Local Finance, Vol. 54, No. 6, Local Finance Association, 2015
・“Explaining Japan’s Fiscal Performance ? Why has it Become an Outlier? (with Masayuki Takahashi),”in Park, Gene and Eisaku Ide, Deficits and Debt in Industrialized Democracies (Routledge Research in Comparative Politics), Routledge, 2015
・"France to a welfare state in Germany (co-authored with Anna Konishi)" Ide Eisaku
“Contemporary History of Japanese Finance: The Age of the Civil Engineering State 1960-85” Yuikaku, 2014
・"Contemporary History of Japanese Finance 1960-1985" Yuikaku, 2014, 2014, "Contemporary History of Japanese Finance I Civilian State and International Politics (co-authored with Masaichiro Mosumi)", Eisaku Ide, ed.
“Debt Cumulative Fiscal and Financial Structure Formation in Germany” Ide, “Comparative Financial History of Crisis and Reconstruction,” Minerva Shobo, 2013
・"German Municipal Bond Reform: Considering the ideal way of sound financialism in welfare states," "Local Finance," No. 694, 2012
・“Policy Coordination in Fighting Inflation in West Germany, 1973-1975: Reconsideration over the Role of Fiscal Policy,” Keio Economic Studies, Vol.47, 2011

In specialized exercises, students will develop their ability to discover, analyze and consider their own "questions", and derive their own answers to "questions". Understand that there are areas of "what you want to do" and areas of "what you can do", and try to overlap as much as possible. I think the characteristic of this seminar is that you can experience such an experience.