浜野 正樹

Business & Economics

1. Extensive Margin 100%
2. Product Variety 81%
3. Consumption Risk Sharing 56%
4. Real Exchange Rate 45%
5. Firm Heterogeneity 45%
6. Natural Disasters 42%
7. DSGE Models 35%
8. International Risk Sharing 35%
9. Balassa-Samuelson Effect 34%
10. Monetary Policy 33%
11. Heterogeneous Firms 31%
12. Macroeconomic Dynamics 31%
13. Intensive Margin 29%
14. Turnover 28%
15. Earthquake 28%
16. Fixed Exchange Rates 27%
17. Equity 26%
18. Disaster 25%
19. Exchange Rate Regimes 25%
20. Panel VAR 24%
21. Economic Consequences 24%
22. Firm Entry 24%
23. Anomaly 23%
24. Substitution 23%
25. Fluctuations 22%
26. Wealth Effect 21%
27. Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Model 21%
28. Electricity Supply 20%
29. Aggregate Productivity 20%
30. Product Quality 19%
31. Japan 17%
32. Optimal Portfolio Choice 17%
33. Reallocation 16%
34. Relative Consumption 16%
35. Inflation 16%
36. Exporting 15%
37. Consumer Preferences 14%
38. Macro Model 14%
39. Market Incompleteness 13%
40. Self-selection 13%
41. Entry and Exit 13%
42. World Trade 12%
43. Open Economy 12%
44. Labor Supply Elasticity 11%
45. Product Diversity 11%
46. Tax Rate 10%
47. Firm Exit 10%
48. Incumbents 9%
49. Flexible Exchange Rates 9%
50. Optimal Fiscal and Monetary Policy 9%