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Applied Econometrics and Environmental Economics Lab (Prof. Sakudo)
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A lab that analyzes economic data statistically to explore the environmental behavior of firms and households.

AboutAbout the lab
Reading environmental and corporate behavior through data
The lab of Associate Professor Mari Sakudo specializes in applied econometrics, which analyzes economic data with statistical methods, and in environmental economics.
The Researcher Directory lists papers on topics such as the relationship between workplace environmental management and household energy-saving behavior, and how households choose their cooking fuels.
The research topics listed in the directory include empirical studies of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and work on ESG disclosure and performance using nonparametric methods.
Key terms
- Applied econometrics
- A field that analyzes economic data with statistical methods and applies the results to real-world problems
- Nonparametric methods
- Statistical methods that estimate the shape of a data distribution from the data itself, without fixing it in advance
- CSR
- Corporate social responsibility. Refers to activities that companies carry out with consideration for society and the environment
ResearchResearch themes
The lab empirically investigates corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities using data and statistical methods. Papers in the Researcher Directory deal with environment-related behavior at work and at home, and with a statistical method for density estimation (asymmetric kernels), but the listed papers only go up to 2021.
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- Associate ProfessorMari Sakudo
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