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Faculty

Makoto Watanabe
Makoto Watanabe
Role
Professor
Field
Applied Economic Theory
Degree
University of Essex, Ph.D. (Economics)
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Other affiliations

About my research

My primary research filed is Intermediation Theory.  It focuses attention on the behavior of economic agents who intermediate between buyers and sellers in markets for financial assets, goods, and labor service.  I also work on dynamic pricing and money and credit.

Selected publications

1.

Strategic limitation of market accessibility: search platform design and welfare (with Chris Teh and Chengsi Wang), , Journal of Economic Theory, 216 (2024), 105798

2.

Endogenous cycles in collateralized credit (with Vyacheslav Arbuzov, Yu Awaya and Hiroyuki Fukai), Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 5623 (2024), 627-646

3.
  • Marketmaking middlemen (with Pieter Gautier and Bo Hu), RAND Journal of Economics, 54-1 (2023), 83-103
4.

Rational bubbles and middlemen (with Yu Awaya and Kohei Iwasaki), Theoretical Economics, 17-4 (2022), 1559-1587

5.

A model of collateral: endogenizing the borrowing constraint (with Yu Awaya and Hiroyuki Fukai), International Economic Review, 62-32 (2021) 1131-1151

6.

Multiproduct intermediaries (with Andrew Rhodes and Jidong Zhou), Journal of Political Economy, 129-2 (2021) 421-464

7.

Competition in the presence of individual demand uncertainty (with Marc Möller), RAND Journal of Economics, 47 (2016) 273-292

8.

Liquidity constraints in a monetary economy (with Leo Ferraris), International Economic Review, 53 (2012) 255-277

9.

Collateral fluctuations in a monetary economy (with Leo Ferraris), Journal of Economic Theory, 146 (2011) 1915-1940

10.

A model of merchants, Journal of Economic Theory 145 (2010) 1865–1889

11.

Advance purchase discounts versus clearance sales (with Marc Möller), Economic Journal 547 (2010) 1125-1148

12.

Collateral secured loans in a monetary economy (with Leo Ferraris), Journal of Economic Theory 143 (2008) 405-424

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