Konishi Yoshifumi Seminar（P）

In the Konishi Seminar, students learn how to carefully uncover the “causal effects” of environmental policies in data.
The four main activities this year are (1) lectures on econometrics and statistical causal inference, (2) circular reading of literature related to environmental economics, (3) activities in small groups, and (4) joint seminars with graduate students.
Listening to Professor Konishi and graduate students from other universities explaining the cutting edge of environmental economics, students can learn at an advanced level. Even if you are not good at mathematics or statistics, please apply if you are interested in “solving mysteries” of real environmental problems!