KAYABA, Yutaka
Curriculum Vitae
Education
California Institute of Technology, Social Science Ph.D. (2013) |
| California Institute of Technology, Social Science Ph.D. course (2007-2012) |
University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Economics, Economics M.A. (2005-2007) |
| University of Tokyo, Department of Economics, Economics B.A. (2000-2002) |
Professional Experience
University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Economics, Assistant Professor, Apr. 2021 – present |
University of Tokyo, Center for Advanced Research, Graduate School of Economics, Project Assistant Professor, Apr. 2017 – Mar. 2021 |
Hitotsubashi University, Institute for Advanced Study, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Mar. 2015- Mar. 2017 |
University of Tokyo, Faculty of Economics, Research Associate, Apr. 2013-Mar 2015 |
California Institute of Technology, Visiting Associate, Apr. 2013-May 2013 |
California Institute of Technology, Post-doctoral Scholar, Oct. 2012-Mar. 2013 |
| Ministry of Finance, the Japanese government, Apr. 2002-Mar. 2005 |
Research Field
Behavioral Economic, Behavioral Finance, Experimental Economics, Applied Econometrics
Research Theme
My primary field of study is examining behavioral economic implications with data. Currently I am working on the following experimental studies; fairness in network economy, auction and behavioral economic model, empirical study on intrinsic motivation, behavioral economics in repeated game, and estimation of behavioral models using data obtained in physiology.
Publications
Articles
- “The Effect of Framing in Sealed-Bid Auctions: Theory and Experiments,” 2023, CARF Discussion Paper, CARF, CARF-F-567 (with Jun Maekawa & Hitoshi Matsushima)
- “Trading Information Goods on a Network: Experiments,” 2023, ISER Working Paper No. 1151. (with Nobuyuki Hanaki, Jun Maekawa & Hitoshi Matsushima)
- “Accuracy and Retaliation in Repeated Games with Imperfect Private Monitoring: Experiments,” 2020, Games and Economic Behavior 120, p193-208(with Hitoshi Matsushima & Tomohisa Toyama)
- “Describing The Concept of Value in The Purchase Activity: Conversation Analytic and Behavioral Economic Perspectives,” 2018, The 35th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Cognitive Science Society (with Satomi Kuroshima & Takanobu Omata)
- “How Do People Procrastinate to Meet a Deadline?,” 2016, HIAS Discussion Paper, HIAS, HIAS-E-33
- “Nonparametric learning rules from bandit experiments: the eyes have it!,” 2013, Games and Economic Behavior 81, p215 231 (with Hu Y. Shum M.)
- “Neural Control of Sensory Signals to Outliers in the Human Brain,” Society for Neuroeconomics 2013 Annual Meeting (with Bossaerts P. & d’Acremont M.)