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Kawasaki Lab
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The lab applies game theory to explore better social systems.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring social systems through game theory
The Kawasaki Lab uses game theory to study what better social systems should look like.
In recent years, research that takes an engineering approach to social mechanisms, based on theoretical research in economics, has become active.
The Kawasaki Lab uses game theory methods to apply this theoretical research to economics and various other fields.
The keywords of the research are game theory, matching theory, and stability.
Key terms
- Game theory
- A mathematical theory that analyzes situations in which multiple people or organizations decide their actions while anticipating each other's moves
- Social systems
- The mechanisms of society, such as markets, institutions, and rules, that shape people's lives and economic activity
- Matching theory
- A theory that considers how to best pair two sides, such as workers and workplaces
ResearchResearch themes
Based on theoretical research in economics, the lab works on engineering-oriented research to design better social systems. It advances this theoretical research with game theory methods and applies it to economics and various other fields.
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- Associate ProfessorRyo Kawasaki
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