10. Pranjal Rawat (Supervisors: John Rust and Nate Miller) Fields: Primary: Applied Econometrics, Secondary: Machine Learning sites.google.com/georgetown.e...

9. Tsolmon Otgon (Supervisor: Nate Miller) Fields: Primary: Industrial Organization, Secondary: Applied Microeconomics tsolmonotgon.com

8. Hoang Nguyen (Supervisors: John Rust and Dan Cao) Fields: Primary: Econometrics, Secondary: Machine Learning and Operations Research sites.google.com/view/hoangng...

7. Luke Miller (Supervisor: Laurent Bouton) Fields: Primary: Applied Microeconomics, Political Economy, Secondary: Structural Econometrics lukebmiller.github.io

6. Yagmur Menzilcioglu (Supervisor: Toshi Mukoyama) Fields: Primary: Macroeconomics, Secondary: Environmental and Energy Economics, Public Economics sites.google.com/view/yagmurm...

5. Anwita Mahajan (Supervisor: John Rust) Fields: Primary: Health, Secondary: Public, IO www.anwitamahajan.com

4. Lanfeng Li (Supervisor: Garance Genicot) Fields: Primary: Development Economics, Secondary: Labor Economics lanfengli1992.github.io/personal-web...

3. Zhentao Jiang (Supervisor: Nate Miller) Fields: Primary: Industrial Organization Secondary: Applied Microeconomics

2. Jacob Ebersole (Supervisor: Laurent Bouton) Fields: Primary: Applied Microeconomics, Environmental Economics, Secondary: Public Economics jfebersole.com

1. Maxime Cugnon de Sévricourt (Supervisor: Laurent Bouton) Fields: Primary: Political Economy, Secondary: Microeconomic Theory mdesevricourt.github.io

She also talks about cultural background and various policies.

Often, it is associated with rigid labor markets and financial markets (e.g., "zombie firms"). Miho discusses stylized facts on the firm dynamics in Japan, data availability, and various empirical studies that examine various unique features surrounding firm dynamics.

Kosuke and Kozo survey the empirical literature on the effects of unconventional monetary policy that can also be useful in non-Japanese contexts.

Some are introduced in other countries later on, and some are unique to Japan (e.g., buying ETFs). The studies on Japanese monetary policy, however, have not been known much outside the Japanese economics community.

Hiro provides a survey of the macro studies of the Japanese labor market and clarifies various definitions. He also provides datasets with key statistics that are accessible on his website. sites.google.com/site/hiroswe...

However, it has typically been difficult to access; often, the statistics are buried in government websites, and it requires fluency in Japanese. There are also Japanese(-government)-specific wordings, which can be confusing.