Welcome! This is Kiichi Tokuoka's homepage. I am a Ph.d graduate
from the Economics Department of Johns Hopkins University.
Research
Publication:
"Is
Wealth Accumulation A Luxury Good?" Economics
Letters, Volume
115, Issue 3, pp. 523–526, June 2012.
[link]
Work
in progress:
"Saving Response
to Unemployment of a Sibling"
[PDF
Version]
(presented in Johns Hopkins
Univ. in May 2004; under review)
"Digestible
Microfoundations: Buffer Stock Saving in a Krusell
Smith World"
(with Christopher
D. Carroll and Jiri Slacalek)
(presented
in NBER Summer
Institute in July 2010
presented in
Johns Hopkins
Univ. in December 2008)
"Sticky
Expectations and Consumption Dynamics"
(with Christopher
D. Carroll and Jiri Slacalek)
"Do
Consumers Learn from Their Own Experiences?"
"Consumption
/ Savings Model with Huge Transitory Income Shocks"
[PDF
Version] - prelimiary
Slides:
"Buffer
Stock Saving in Rational Expectations General Equilibrium"
[PDF
Version]
"Solution
Methods for Heterogeneous Agent Macro Models: The
JEDC Project" [PDF
Version] (presented in NBER Summer
Institute in July 2008)
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