Applied Economics 小西研究室

Bio

Yoshifumi Konishi

I am an applied economist with expertise in empirical microeconomics and environmental and resource economics. My research combines empirical and theoretical approaches in investigating the equilibrium effects of environmental regulations on consumer welfare, industry dynamics, and pollution abatement. Prior to joining Keio University, I was an investment analyst at Goldman Sachs (1999-2001), Fulbright scholar during my doctoral study (2002-2004), assistant professor of economics at Williams College in the U.S. (2008-2010), associate professor of economics at Sophia Univ. (2008-2017), and associate professor of economics at Univ. of Tsukuba (2017-2020).

News

Nov 17, 2022
I will be giving talks on “Empirical Microeocnomic Approach to Design of Climate Mitigation Policies”, “Environmental Valuation for Use in Competition Policies”, and “Recent Developments in Difference-in-Differences Approach and Their Applications”.
Nov 17, 2022
I am starting a new series in the Keizai Seminar: “Modern Environmental Economics: An Empirical Microeconomic Approach”.
Nov 17, 2022
I have received the Outstanding Publication Award from the Society for Environmental Economics and Policy Studies (SEEPS).
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