I presented my current research project titled “Job Search,Job Findings and the Role of Unemployment Insurance History” to the following invitedtalks, workshops and international conferences: University of Tokyo, National University of Singapore, OsakaUniversity, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS),Australasian Search and Matching Workshop (UNSW), Asia-Pacific Search andMatching Virtual Workshop (discussant), The Canon Institute for Global StudiesMacroeconomics Conference (Tokyo), Annual Meeting of the Central Bank ResearchAssociation (Federal Reserve Bank of New York/Columbia University)(discussant), The Econometric Society Australasian Meeting (UNSW), Asian Meetingof the Econometric Society (Nanyang Technological University), Asia-PacificSearch and Matching Summer In-Person Workshop (Tokyo) (discussant). My project received many useful and instructive comments andsuggestions during my presentation sessions from these conferences. I had laterused them to improve and revise my draft for this project, particularly the estimationpart, so that it will be appropriate to be submitted for the consideration ofpublication at a high-impact journal afterwards.  Additionally, I have also worked on a related researchproject titled “The Impact of Unemployment Insurance Extensions on theCyclicality of Labour Force Participation” with Ran Gu who is an assistant professor ineconomics at the University of Essex and a research scholar at the Institute ofFiscal Studies. In this project, we study how unemployment insurance extensionsmay affect the decisions of workers to enter the labour force under a generalequilibrium setup. 

I presented my current research project titled “Job Search,Job Findings and the Role of Unemployment Insurance History” to the following workshopsand international conferences: Keio University, Search Theory Workshop (NagoyaUniversity/Kobe University).My project received many useful and instructive comments andsuggestions during my presentation sessions from these conferences. I had laterused them to improve and revise my draft for this project, particularly the estimationpart, so that it will be appropriate to be submitted for the consideration ofpublication at a high-impact journal afterwards. Additionally, I also started a new research project titled “TheImpact of Unemployment Insurance Extensions on the Cyclicality of Labour ForceParticipation” with Ran Gu who is a lecturer in economics at the University ofEssex and a research scholar at the Institute of Fiscal Studies. In this project,we study how unemployment insurance extensions may affect the decisions ofworkers to enter the labour force under a general equilibrium setup.  

I presented my current research project titled “Job Search, Job Findings and the Role of Unemployment Insurance History” to the following workshop and international conferences: Keio-Waseda Joint Macroeconomics Workshop, the European Economic Association–The Econometric Society’s European Summer Meeting (EEA–ESEM) Joint Congress (hosted by the University of Copenhagen), the Asia Meeting of the Econometric Society (hosted by Curtin University), and the China Meeting of the Econometric Society (hosted by ShanghaiTech University). My project received many useful and instructive comments and suggestions during my presentation sessions from these conferences. I had later used them to improve and revise my draft for this project, particularly the modelling part, so that it will be appropriate to be submitted for the consideration of publication at a high-impact journal afterwards. Additionally, I also started a new research project titled “Automation with Search Frictions: Worker Displacement and Worker Complement” where I study the optimal policy regarding automation of routine tasks when the labour market is imperfect in terms of job search.

I presented my current research project titled “Job Search, Job Findings and the Role of Unemployment Insurance History” to the following international conferences: The Econometric Society’s World Congress (hosted by Bocconi University), the European Winter Meeting of the Econometric Society (hosted by the University of Nottingham), and the Royal Economic Society Conference (hosted by Queen’s University Belfast). My project received many useful and instructive comments and suggestions during my presentation sessions from these conferences. I had later used them to improve and revise my draft for this project so that it will be appropriate to be submitted for the consideration of publication at a high-impact journal afterwards. Based on this research project, I also applied for and later received the Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists awarded by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.