Researchers
MAKINO Momoe
South Asian Studies Group, Area Studies Center
Research Field:
South Asian Economy, Labor Economics, Family Economics, Population Economics
Education / Research Experience
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Education:
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| University of Tokyo, Bachelor of Law, 1999 | |
| Fletcher School, Tufts University, Master of Arts with Certificate in International Development with Specialization in Economic Analysis Trade and Investment, 2002 | |
| University of Washington, Ph.D in Economics, 2011 | |
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Professional Career:
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| Institute of Developing Economies (IDE), Area Studies Department I, 2002 | |
| Area Studies Center, South Asian Studies Group, 2003- | |
Major Works
- “Three Essays in Population Economics”, Ph.D Dissertation, University of Washington, 2011
- “Competitiveness of the Garment Industry in Pakistan with Particular Focus on Piece Rate Workers” in Hiroshi Sato and Mayumi Murayama eds. Globalization Employment and Mobility: The South Asian Experience, Palgrave Macmillan IDE-JETRO Series 2008, pp.94-123
- “Pakistan Labor Intensive Industries Struggling with Cheap Products from China” in Shuji Uchikawa ed. Trade Investment and Economic Cooperation Between China and South Asia, JRP Series No.131, IDE-JETRO 2004, pp.21-62
