MAEDA, Kiyotaka
マエダ キヨタカ
MAEDA, Kiyotaka
Faculty of Letters Department of Humanities and Social Science (History)/Associate ProfessorBasic Information
Specialty
Cliometrics, Modern Japanese Economic and Business History, Economic History of the Japanese Colonies
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Researcher Number
90708398
Biography
General introduction
The market, which is based on various institutions and systems such as exchanges and legal regulations, forms prices and allocates goods and services. This study conducts a qualitative examination of historical materials pertaining to fundamental institutions and systems. Additionally, it employs quantitative analysis on high-frequency trade data to capture historical changes in the function and operating conditions of the market in the Japanese Empire during the modern period. By dynamically investigating the role of the market from a historical perspective, this study aims to acquire knowledge that can enhance our understanding of market function and contribute to its improvement.
Research experience
Yonsei University Underwood International College Lecturer
Ca' Foscari University of Venice Department of Linguistics and Comparative Cultural Studies Lecturer
University of Milan Faculty of Political, Economic, and Social Sciences Lecturer
Research
Reseach overview
The market, which is based on various institutions and systems such as exchanges and legal regulations, forms prices and allocates goods and services. This study conducts a qualitative examination of historical materials pertaining to fundamental institutions and systems. Additionally, it employs quantitative analysis on high-frequency trade data to capture historical changes in the function and operating conditions of the market in the Japanese Empire during the modern period. By dynamically investigating the role of the market from a historical perspective, this study aims to acquire knowledge that can enhance our understanding of market function and contribute to its improvement.
Research Interests
- Rice Exchange (Rice Futures Trade)
- Colony (Taiwan, Korea, and Manchuria)
- Black Market
- Time-series Analysis
- Commodity Distribution
Research areas
Japanese history
History of Asia and Africa
Economic history
Money and finance
Business administration
Research theme
Cliometrics
Business history
Financial history
Social Activities