معرفی
Masashige Hamano is a Professor at Waseda University's Faculty of Political Science and Economics, specializing in economic theory with a focus on New Open Economy Macroeconomics, International Trade, and New Economic Geography. He has held academic positions at Sophia University (2011–2016) and the University of Luxembourg (2011–2013).
- PhD in Economics (Université de Rennes1, 2009)
- MA in Economics (Université de Paris1, 2006)
- BA in Economics (Université de Toulouse1, 2004)
- BA in Economics (Keio University, 2003)
Hamano’s research explores how firm heterogeneity, exchange rate regimes, and natural disasters impact macroeconomic dynamics, trade, and risk sharing. His work often integrates DSGE models and Bayesian VAR frameworks, with recent studies analyzing product variety, quality bias, and port substitution as critical market mechanisms.
Key trends in his 12 publications (cited 82 times) include:
- Monetary policy effects on firm dynamics (2018–2022)
- Exchange rate management in heterogeneous firm models (2023)
- Trade resilience after disasters (2019–2021)
- Risk sharing through exporter selection (2014–2022)
Scientific awards include the Oda Prize (2020) and Waseda Research Award (2018). He leads graduate seminars on international economics and supervises doctoral research, emphasizing literature review, theoretical modeling, and quantitative analysis.
