Tsuboi Mizuki | Research Field | Department of Global Business, Graduate School of Social Sciences, University of Hyogo

Research Field: My research field is macroeconomics. Broadly speaking, macroeconomics can be divided into two areas. The first focuses on short-run business cycles, including economic fluctuations, fiscal and monetary policy, and exchange rate movements. The second concerns long-run economic growth, such as the sources of growth, the roles of technology and institutions, and misallocation. My research primarily focuses on the latter.

Research Topic: My work theoretically examines the sources of economic growth using endogenous growth models, in which education plays a central role as the ultimate engine of growth. I also study other growth mechanisms, including innovation, public infrastructure, and international trade, as well as the relationship between economic growth and volatility. While my single-authored work is primarily theoretical, I am also actively engaged in empirical research through collaborations with coauthors.

Message to Prospective Students: Entering graduate school is an exceptional privilege. I encourage you to make the most of your valuable time as a graduate student by working diligently and taking full advantage of the learning opportunities available to you. By mastering graduate-level skills and achieving personal and academic growth within our outstanding faculty and long-standing academic tradition, you will be well prepared to pursue your ambitions after graduation and to play an important role in the global economy.

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