Yasushi IWAMOTO

Yasushi IWAMOTO is a Professor at The University of Tokyo, Faculty of Economics, Department of ECON. His research focuses on Public Economics and Macroeconomics, with particular emphasis on policy problems involving dynamic elements. His work includes studies on fiscal investment and loan programs, social security, and the design of rules for restructuring fiscal conditions of the Japanese government. He has published extensively on topics such as the evaluation of social security systems, fiscal policy, and international economic issues.

Yasushi Iwamoto is a Professor of Economics at the University of Tokyo, specializing in Public Economics and Macroeconomics. His research focuses on the economic implications of public investment, social security systems, and long-term care insurance in Japan. He examines how public policies affect household behavior, regional development, and fiscal sustainability. His work includes evaluating the effectiveness of public investment, analyzing the impact of pension systems on aging populations, and assessing the role of social capital in economic growth. Iwamoto's research integrates micro-level data with macroeconomic models to provide insights into policy design and implementation.