Yoshihiko Kadoya | Graduate School of Social Sciences,Department of Economics

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About

Yoshihiko Kadoya is Distinguished Professor of Hiroshima University, the Director of Hiroshima Institute of Health Economics Research (HiHER) and a Professor of Economics at Hiroshima University. His research fields include health economics, behavioral finance, financial literacy, and public policy. Scopus Web of Science
COVID-19 Research Kadoya Lab Researchers Ranked among SciVal Top 150 (Elsevier SciVal)

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Five members of the Kadoya Lab (Hiroshima University) ranked among the Top 150 authors in Elsevier SciVal’s Topic “Financial Literacy and Its Impact on Wellbeing.”
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Kadoya Lab’s research findings, based on a joint survey with a private financial institution in Japan, were featured in Australia’s Mirage News. NEW
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Kadoya Lab’s research findings, based on a joint survey with a private financial institution in Japan, were featured in the UK’s Phys.org.
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Kadoya Lab’s research findings, based on a joint survey with a private financial institution in Japan, were featured in the UK’s Asia Research News.
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Kadoya Lab’s research findings, based on a joint survey with a private financial institution in Japan, were featured in the UK’s Scienmag.
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[Press Release] Kadoya lab’s research output was covered by the Hiroshima University website.
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Dr. Pongpat Putthinun gave a special online lecture to the Kadoya Lab
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Jargalmaa Amarsanaa, Honoka Nabeshima, and Yoshihiko Kadoya’s co-authored paper was published in International Journal of Financial Studies. The title is “Knowledge, Actionable Digital Skills, and Old-Age Anxiety: Evidence from Digital Financial Literacy Components among Japanese Retail Investors.”
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Sumeet Lal, Aliyu Ali Bawalle, Jargalmaa Amarsanaa, and Yoshihiko Kadoya’s co-authored paper was published in Risks. The title is “Digital Financial Literacy and the Formation of Horizon-Specific Inflation Expectations: Evidence from Japanese Investors.”
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Sumeet Lal, Aliyu Ali Bawalle, Jargalmaa Amarsanaa, and Yoshihiko Kadoya’s co-authored paper was accepted by Risks. The title is “Digital Financial Literacy and the Formation of Horizon-Specific Inflation Expectations: Evidence from Japanese Investors.”
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Books
Human Services and Long-term Care
介護市場の経済学
「間違いない資産づくり」を真剣に考えた
博士号のとり方［第7版］
Links
  • HiHER
  • ppmelt
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