Tatsuo Hatta’s Blog: A presentation at the Japan Association for Applied Economics

Jun 18, 2024

A presentation at the Japan Association for Applied Economics

I gave a lecture at the Japan Association for Applied Economics: "Why did Japan's period of rapid economic growth end in the early 1970s?

You can view a revised version of the slides used on the day below.

Why Did Japan's Rapid Economic Growth Come to an Endin the Early 1970s?

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Tatsuo Hatta is currently a member of the Japan Academy and serves as the Executive Board Chair at the Asian Growth Research Institute (AGI) in Kitakyushu.

Prior to his role at AGI, Hatta held several academic positions, including President of the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies and Professor at the University of Tokyo, Osaka University, and Johns Hopkins University. He also served as an Assistant Professor at Ohio State University.

Hatta was the President of the Japanese Economic Association from 2004 to 2005 and has held various positions within the Japanese government, including a member of the National Strategic Special Zone Commission.

He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from Johns Hopkins University in 1973 and his B.A. in Economics from International Christian University in Tokyo in 1965.

Hatta has published academic articles in American Economic Review, Econometrica, Review of Economic Studies, and Quarterly Journal of Economics.

Jun 18, 2024

A presentation at the Japan Association for Applied Economics

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AGI Working Paper Series “Causes of the Sharp Decline in Migration to Major Metropolitan Areas in the 1970s”