Daisuke OYAMA

Daisuke OYAMA is a Professor at The University of Tokyo, Faculty of Economics, Department of ECON. His research focuses on Game Theory, Microeconomic Theory and Applications, with particular emphasis on dynamics in societal games, informational robustness of equilibria, and spatial economics. His work includes contributions to the understanding of equilibrium dynamics, robustness to incomplete information, and the strategic impact of events under non-common priors. OYAMA has published extensively in leading economics journals, including the Japanese Economic Review, Journal of Economic Theory, and Econometrica, often in collaboration with other researchers.

Daisuke Oyama is a professor at the Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo, specializing in game theory and microeconomic theory and applications. His research explores equilibrium selection, robustness of equilibria, and dynamics in strategic interactions. He investigates topics such as perfect foresight dynamics, information design, and the role of expectations in economic geography. His work also addresses the implications of strategic behavior in supermodular games and the impact of trade on industrial structures. Oyama's contributions span both theoretical and applied microeconomics, with a focus on the stability and selection of equilibria in various economic contexts.