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Shinozaki Lab
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A lab that uses data to examine changes in the workplace and wage inequality.
AboutAbout the lab
Verifying changes in how people work, with numbers.
The Shinozaki Lab analyzes the background of changes in the working environment from an economics perspective.
Its main research theme is to clarify how fluctuations in income inequality and wage inequality relate to their underlying causes.
It analyzes how the growth in non-regular workers and the spread of performance-based pay systems affect changes in inequality.
The lab is also interested in social security and healthcare, such as long-term care and suicide, in the founding and management of companies, and in the relationship between local communities and education, and it conducts interdisciplinary research with multiple universities and research institutions.
Key terms
- Labor economics
- A field that studies phenomena related to work, such as wages and employment, using the methods of economics
- Non-regular workers
- People who work in arrangements other than regular full-time employment, such as part-time, casual, temporary agency, and contract workers
- Performance-based pay systems
- A system that sets wages according to work results rather than years of service
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Specializing in economics, the lab analyzes the background of changes in the working environment. Its main theme is to clarify how income inequality and wage inequality change and how those changes are connected to their underlying causes.
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- ProfessorTakehisa Shinozaki
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