Prof. Inoue had a presentation at workshop “Economic Growth Strategy by Revitalization of Wide-Area Economic Bloc”, conducted by Hyogo Earthquake Memorial 21st Century Research Institute. The title of the presentation was “Estimation of Economic Impact by Exogenous Shock Based on the Large-Scale Supply Chain”. In addition to his current research, he mentioned about the flood damage in July and on-going research about reinforcement of simulator based on supply chain data.
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Prof. Inoue was awarded a special prize for his research with an honorary certificate and a crystal trophy, by University of Hyogo, where he belongs. Prof. Inoue says he will strive to propel even better research forward with the prize.
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Prof. Inoue was invited to CPD course and had a lecture at Institution of Professional Engineers, Hyogo District of Kinki RHQ, Japan. The title of the lecture was “Estimation of Economic Impact by COVID-19, Using Simulator of Large-Scale Supply Chain”. He says that this was a precious opportunity for him to speak to experts from many different fields of engineering.
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Prof. Inoue was invited to cross-cutting workshop of economy and society, held by The Canon Institute for Global Studies (CIGS), and gave a lecture titled “Prediction of Economic Impact Corresponding to Prevention Measure of COVID-19”.
Prof. Inoue commented that many participants actively discussed the topic, so that it was a great workshop.
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At an academic conference named “Network Science Society Conference 2020 in Rome”, Prof. Inoue read a paper titiled “The Economic Effect of the Restriction by Japanese Government under COVID-19”.
The online conference is still unfamiliar him, but he commented that he is accommodating himself to it as the situation will not soon allow face-to-face international conference.
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Cabinet Office invited the research task regarding the second supplementary budget, and Prof. Inoue was given it with trust.
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The paper comprehensively examined how the shock of disasters and economic crises propagates through loan relationships between the bank and the firm and business transaction in Japan.
The model used in the paper was based on his current model and was expanded by adding actual loan relationships.
The paper was coauthored his team’s previous postdoc, Dr. Krichene, Dr. Chakraborty and Dr. Isogai belonging the Bank of Japan and Tokyo Metropolitan University. This paper is open access. You can read it from the link below.
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0239293
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Prof. Inoue was adopted to the Area-Cultivation Program for the Advanced Cutting-Edge Humanities and Social Sciences Research, carried by Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.
This program is aimed for further promotion of humanities and social sciences by conducting interdisciplinary research, social contribution, international joint research and so forth. This program will be conducted for 3 years.
Prof. Inoue’s is strong in his interdisciplinary researches, but ate the same time, is hardly recognized as “legitimate” by any fields when it comes to research expense. However, this program puts most emphasis on interdiscipline, hence he was adopted.
Prof. Inoue was glad to be adopted since it is only once in 3 years that Japan Society for the Promotion of Science funds research, and the number of adopted researchers are often small.
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As reported previously, Prof. Inoue have been researched the impact when economic activities are restricted to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Tokyo. He published the previous researches as an academic paper on PLOS ONE.
You can access the full version from the link below.
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