OGAWA, Hikaru

Name / Position
OGAWA, Hikaru / Professor
Website
ogawa@e.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Curriculum Vitae
Education
1998 | Nagoya University (Dr. Economics) |
1993 | Nagoya University (BA. Economics) |
Professional Experience
Sep 2015 - | Professor, University of Tokyo |
Oct 2010 - Aug 2015 | Professor, Nagoya University |
Dec 2000 - Sep 2010 | Associate Professor, Nagoya University |
Oct 1998 - Nov 2000 | Assistant Professor, Nagoya University |
Research Field
Public Economics
Research Theme
Fiscal competition theory and international tax theory
Publications
Articles
- A note on unemployment and capital tax competition, Journal of Urban Economics 60, 350-356, 2006. (with Yasuhiro Sato, and Toshiki Tamai)
- Think locally, act locally: Spillovers, spillbacks, and efficient decentralized policymaking, American Economic Review 99, 1206-1217, 2009. (with David Wildasin)
- Endogenous choice on tax instruments in a tax competition model: Unit tax versus ad valorem tax, International Tax and Public Finance 18, 495-506, 2011. (with Nobuo Akai and Yoshitomo Ogawa)
- Further analysis on leadership in tax competition: The role of capital ownership, International Tax and Public Finance 20, 474-484, 2013.
- Unit tax versus ad valorem tax: A tax competition model with cross-border shopping, Journal of Public Economics 105, 30-38, 2013. (with Hiroshi Aiura)
- Fiscal adjustment in Japanese municipalities, Journal of Comparative Economics 43, 1053-1068, 2015. (with Shun-ichiro Bessho)
- Capital mobility: Resource gains or losses? How, when, and for whom?, Journal of Public Economic Theory 18, 417-450, 2016. (with Jun Oshiro and Yasuhiro Sato)
- Who gains from capital market integration: Tax competition between unionized and non-unionized countries, Canadian Journal of Economics 49, 76-110, 2016. (with Toshiki Tamai and Yasuhiro Sato)
- Majority voting and endogenous timing in tax competition, International Tax and Public Finance 24, 397-415, 2017. (with Taiki Susa).
- The empirics of the municipal fiscal adjustment, Journal of Economic Surveys 31, 831-853, 2017. (with Maria Martin-Rodriguez)
- Strategic delegation in asymmetric tax competition, Economics and Politics 29, 237-251, 2017. (with Taiki Susa)
- Endogenizing government’s objectives in tax competition with capital ownership, International Tax and Public Finance 26, 571-594, 2019. (with Keisuke Kawachi and Taiki Susa)
- Capital market integration and gender inequality, Review of Development Economics 23, 1387-1413, 2019. (with Mizuki Komura)
- Indirect taxes in the cross-border shopping model: A monopolistic competition approach, Journal of Economics 128, 147-175, 2019. (with Hiroshi Aiura)
- Capital market integration and fiscal sustainability, European Economic Review 120, 103305, 2019 (with Kazutoshi Miyazawa and Toshiki Tamai)
- Intergovernmental competition for donations: The case of the Furusato Nozei program in Japan, Journal of Asian Economics 67, 101178, 2020. (with Eiji Fukasawa and Takeshi Fukasawa)
- International capital market and repeated tax competition, Journal of Public Economic Theory 22, 751-768, 2020. (with Satoshi Kasamatsu)
- Partial environmental tax coordination and political delegation, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, vol.110, 102565, 2021.
- Measuring productivity dynamics in Japan: A quantile approach, Empirical Economics, vol.63, 201-242, 2022. (with Yusuke Adachi and Masafumi Tsubuku)
- Tax competition, tax coordination, and e-commerce: A corrigendum, Journal of Public Economic Theory, vol.24, 1591-1592, 2022. (with Wenming Wang)
- Does e-commerce ease or intensify tax competition? Destination principle vs. origin principle, International Tax and Public Finance, vol.31, 702-735, 2024 (with Hiroshi Aiura)
- Global emissions, regulatory competition, and excess entry, Canadian Journal of Economics, forthcoming. (with Wenming Wang)
Other Professional Activities and Awards
Other Professional Activities and Services
- Associate Editorial Panel, International Tax and Public Finance, 2017-
- Editorial Board, Economics of Governance, 2025~
Awards
- Association Award 2008, Japan Association for Applied Economics
- Sakashita Prize 2010, Applied Regional Science Conference