Class/Special Lecture

Teacher in charge: IBARAGI Hideyuki
As a staff member in charge of economic and fiscal affairs at the Cabinet Office, I have been involved in economic and fiscal policy planning and economic analysis for over 30 years. Based on his practical experience, he has learned about the background of population decline and sluggish economic growth due to the declining birthrate and aging population, as well as solutions to raise the economic growth rate and make public finances and social security sustainable. Explaining various issues. We support students in developing their own ideas. Please acquire the ability to detect and analyze current events (trends) and the ``insight'' of looking at the economy, and put them to use in the real world.

here is the pointTeacher in charge: FUDA Koji
Faculty of Economics develops Asian and global human resources who can play an active role in Asia, which has become the center of the world economy. We hold Lecture taught by experienced guest speakers who will teach you the knowledge you need to successfully apply what you learn at university in the field. Lecture is recommended for students who want to work in Asia or overseas in the future.

here is the pointTeacher in charge: MIZUNO Asuka
Learn from a historical perspective how Asian countries are related to Japan and the world economy, and how they have developed. Learn about economic characteristics shaped during the colonial era and economic development under the development system. By looking at the Asian economy from a long-term perspective, we aim to gain a deep understanding of the Asian economy and insight into the challenges it faces.

here is the pointTeacher in charge: KENJOH Eiko
In our lives, most of our time is spent working. Therefore, various labor-related issues are very familiar and important to us. For example, how do pension, health insurance, and long-term care insurance premiums affect the labor market? How will the quality of labor and wages change as the number of workers working as part-time, contract, and temporary employees increases? How has the environment surrounding women's labor changed over the past 20 years? In this class, we will learn how to think about such problems using the ideas of economics.

here is the pointTeacher in charge: KOTERA Go
Market mechanisms are important, but they are not a panacea. When the private market does not function efficiently, or ``market failure,'' the government attempts to improve resource allocation through the provision of public services. On the other hand, the government's economic policies inevitably have costs and limitations. In Japan, where the public debt is the largest in the world, we will consider the significance and role of the government's economic activities.

here is the pointTeacher in charge: TANIAI Hiroyuki
Analysis of economic data is primarily about examining relationships between data. In Lecture, students will use Excel to practically learn how to use and analyze economic data found on the Internet and in Library (Library Administration) materials. The goal is to be able to handle the data used in economics classes and economic articles on your own. You will also learn about the various purposes for collecting data, and some techniques that can be useful for data mining opportunities to discover some characteristics after collection. By using actual Japanese economic data, you will learn the basics of visualizing characteristics that cannot be seen at first glance.

Through [Specialized Seminar II], I explored Japan's social issues and their solutions, and thought about what I should do and what I can do now. Through student-centered seminar activities, I also acquired independence. After graduating, I will work at the city hall in my hometown, Saitama. I want to do my best for the city and become a person who is trusted by the citizens and my co-workers.

here is the point Teacher in charge: IBARAGI Hideyuki
Top-level Lecturer from government agencies, companies, and major research institutions (think tanks) who are involved in practical work on the ground will take turns on a weekly basis Lecture on the current state and prospects of the Japanese economy from an expert perspective. You can deepen your insight into various industries and companies and experience the dynamic movements of the economy firsthand.

here is the point Teacher in charge: IBARAGI Hideyuki
A special Lecture held by inviting representative directors, human resources personnel, human resources development personnel, etc. from member companies of the Tokyo Management Association. Students will deepen their practical knowledge of the economy and society through real-life stories from business situations, and increase their awareness of how to respond to rapid technological innovation and globalization of society.

Students' career options, occupations, and company choices are also relevant

Currently, students' job hunting activities are carried out through processes such as "company information session", "submission of ES (entry sheet)", "written examination", and "more than three interviews" (schedule and contents vary depending on the company). are different). The purpose of this Lecture is to provide information on companies and industries so that students can respond appropriately to job hunting.