GRADUATE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
International Economics Course
Topics of master’s theses (for 2016)
- Public Debts and Its Sustainability in Japan
- Development change in Chinese present-day agriculture
- Does Money Cause Deflation？
- Consideration of foreign relations centering on Russian aircraft industry
- Asian infrastructure investment bank (AIIB) construction and future development
- About the relationship between economic development and environment pollution in China
- Employment of the Elderly and the Pension Provision in China
- The development of insurance in china
- A Welfare Analysis in a Cournot Competition Model on Trading of Cultural Goods
- Research on the liberalization of capital in China
- China : The influence that family registration system gives for the gulf between the rich and the poor
- The Thinking of China’s Planned Economy
Credits and Degrees
Master’s Program |
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Requirements for completion |
Number of credits to be obtained |
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Class subjects |
Lecturers |
24 credits |
At least 32 credits in total |
| Seminars | 8 credits | ||
Research guidance |
A master’s thesis | ||
Master (Economics)
Doctoral Program |
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Doctor (Economics)
Courses and teachers in the master’s program (as of April, 2017)
Educational |
Class subjects |
Credits |
Teachers |
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| Economics | ● | Microeconomics | 4 | OKAZAKI Tetsuro |
| ● | Macroeconomics | 4 | SHIRAISHI Kousuke | |
| ● | Economic Policy | 4 | IKEDA Takanobu | |
| Economic Statistics | 4 | YOSHIKAWA Norio | ||
| ● | Financial Economy | 4 | OGURI Seiji | |
| History of Japanese Economy | 4 | SHIMIZU Youji | ||
| ● | Industrial Organization | 4 | TANNO Tadanobu | |
| International political economy | ● | International Economy | 4 | HATTORI Tetsuya |
| International Trade | 4 | NAKAZAWA Eichi | ||
| ● | International Finance | 4 | TAKAHASHI Tomohiko | |
| ● | Economic Development | 4 | MATSUI Kenichiroo | |
| ● | International Politics | 4 | ABE Matsumori | |
| ● | International Laws | 4 | Not offered | |
| ● | International Tax Laws | 4 | IWASAKI Keiichi | |
| ● | International Relations | 4 | HAMAGUCHI Yuko | |
| ● | Modern Japanese Economics | 4 | YAMAMOTO Takashi | |
| Regional | ● | Chinese Economy | 4 | KOBAYASHI Kazuaki |
| ● | Economy in Southeast Asia | 4 | INOUE Osamu | |
| Economy in Russian | 4 | HIDAI Takeo | ||
| ● | American Economy | 4 | EMA Akio | |
| ● | Economy in Middle East | 4 | TACHIBANA Toru | |
| European Economy | 4 | Not offered | ||
| Practical studies | Multinational Enterprise | 2 | CHIKUBU Takao | |
| Natural Resources and Energy | 2 | MAEDA Chihiro | ||
| Demography | 2 | SATO Ryuzaburo | ||
| Corporate Finance | 2 | WADA Minoru | ||
| Service Economy | 2 | CHIKUBU Takao | ||
| Venture Business | 2 | IMAMURA Akira | ||
| Computer and Information Sciences | 2 | MORI Sonoko | ||
| Data Analytics | 2 | MORI Sonoko | ||
| Foreign languages | Study of Foreign Literature | 4 | OKURA Masao | |
| Study of Foreign Literature | 4 | TAURA Gen | ||
| Writing and Expression | 4 | ONODERA Michiko | ||
≪Notes≫
- The class subjects with the ● mark in the table are each accompanied by an eight-credit seminar.
- The configuration of class subjects for the doctoral program is the same as that in the above table except that “Advanced Lectures” to be attached to each class name is changed to “Special Studies” and the number of accompanying seminar credits is 12 instead of eight.
