Labs in The University of Osaka, Institute of Social and Economic Research

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A research center that explores the characteristics of human behavior from multiple perspectives through behavioral economics.

The Research Center for Behavioral Economics (RCBE) is part of the Institute of Social and Economic Research at Osaka University, and is the first research hub for behavioral economics in Japan. It was established in April 2004 on the basis of the research results in behavioral economics and experimental economics accumulated up to that point. For social and economic problems that standard economic methods alone cannot fully address, the center studies people's behavioral characteristics from multiple perspectives, working with related fields such as sociology, law, psychology, and artificial intelligence. Through its research results, the center aims to contribute to highly effective economic policy and institutional design.

#Behavioral economics #Experimental economics #Nudge

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A lab working on microeconomics and game theory.

The Theoretical Economics Division is a lab where Professor Takuro Yamashita and Associate Professor Jin Ye of the Institute of Social and Economic Research, Osaka University, are based. In the official faculty list, Professor Yamashita's fields are given as microeconomics, mechanism design, information design, and game theory. Associate Professor Jin Ye's fields are given as game theory, behavioral economics, and experimental economics. Both are also listed as faculty members of the Graduate School of Economics through its cooperating chairs.

#Microeconomics #Mechanism design #Game theory

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実証経済学部門（中村 さゆり） (introduction coming soon)

We're preparing this lab's page. You can check its research on the lab's official website.

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A list of faculty members whose expertise ranges from game theory to economic growth.

The faculty list of the Institute of Social and Economic Research includes members who specialize in experimental and behavioral economics, game theory, and economic growth and development. It also lists specializations such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, contract theory, industrial organization, development economics, and international trade. Professor Nobuyuki Hanaki is listed as specializing in experimental and behavioral economics. Many of the faculty on the list also appear as cooperating chair faculty in the faculty list of the Graduate School of Economics.

#Experimental and behavioral economics #Game theory #Economic growth and development