Masaru Nagashima: Research

Empirical study on the utilization and effects of health checkups in Japan

• With Tomohiko Inui, Yukiko Ito, Atsushi Kawakami, Xin Xin Ma, & Zhao Meng
• WP at RIETI

Days of Schooling and Educational Inequality: Evidence from schools with saturday class in Japan

• With Tomohiko Inui and Naomi Kodama
• WP at RIETI

Field Survey and Economic Analysis of Malaria and Polygamy
『マラリアと一夫多妻制のフィールド調査と経済分析』

• En: Apr 2022 - Mar 2025, JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists, JPY 3.6M, No.22K13399
• 日: 2022年4月 - 2025年3月、日本学術振興会・若手研究、360万円、課題番号22K13399

E-Learning, Mobile Transfer, and Malaria Elimination
『eラーニング・モバイル送金とマラリア撲滅』

• En: Apr 2021 - Mar 2024, KDDI Foundation, JPY 3.0M
• 日: 2021年4月 - 2024年3月、KDDI財団調査研究助成、300万円

Empirical Analysis of HIV Prevention Behaviours and Free Provision Policies of ART and Condoms in Botswana
『ボツワナにおけるHIV感染予防行動と治療・予防の無償化政策に関する実証分析』

• En: Oct 2020 - Mar 2022, JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Research Activity Start-up, JPY 2.2M, No.20K22107
• 日: 2020年10月 - 2022年3月、日本学術振興会研究活動スタート支援、220万円、課題番号20K22107

Economic Analysis of Behaviours of Females and Families in Africa
『アフリカの女性と家族の行動に関する経済分析』

• En: Apr 2018 - Mar 2020, JSPS Grant-in-Aid for JSPS Fellows, JPY1.5M, No.18J11688
• 日: 2018年4月 - 2020年3月、日本学術振興会特別研究員奨励費、150万円、課題番号18J11688

Developing a policy tool to promote residents' malaria control: an experimental intervention based on Medical Science and Economics knowledge
『マラリア感染対策を促す政策ツールの開発：医学・経済学の知見に基づく介入実験』

• En: Sep 2023 - Mar 2026, JSPS Multi-year Fund for the Promotion of Joint International Research (International Collaborative Research), JPY 16.2M, No.23KK0024, PI: Professor Tomoya Matsumoto at Otaru University of Commerce
• 日: 2023年9月 - 2026年3月、日本学術振興会国際共同研究加速基金(海外連携研究)、課題番号23KK0024、1620万円、研究分担者、研究代表者：松本朋哉教授（小樽商科大学）

Empirical Microeconomics Research for Sustainable Water Governance
『持続可能な水資源ガバナンスのミクロ実証分析』

• En: Sep 2021 - Mar 2026, JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) Transformative Research Areas Section (I), JPY 99.9M, No.21H05180, PI: Professor Tomoya Matsumoto at Otaru University of Commerce
• 日: 2021年9月 - 2026年3月、日本学術振興会学術変革領域研究(A)学術変革領域研究区分(I)、課題番号21H05180、9990万円、研究協力者、研究代表者：松本朋哉教授（小樽商科大学）

Malaria eradication in the era of COVID-19 pandemic: a study integrating sociological, economic, and medical approaches to overcome the challenges in tropical Africa
『新型コロナウイルス感染症パンデミック下のマラリア根絶：社会・経済学と医学の統合的アプローチを通じた熱帯アフリカにおける挑戦』

• En: Dec 2021 - Nov 2024, Hitachi Foundation Hitachi Fund Support for Research Related to Infectious Diseases, JPY 30M, Joint Researcher, PI: Professor Emeritus Akira Kaneko at Osaka Metropolitan University
• 日: 2021年12月 - 2024年11月、日立財団日立感染症関連研究支援基金、3000万円、共同研究者、代表：金子明名誉教授（大阪公立大学）

The Project for Interdisciplinary Research for an Integrated Community-Directed Strategy for Sustainable Freedom from Malaria
『マラリアのない社会の持続を目指したコミュニティ主導型統合的戦略のための分野融合研究プロジェクト』

• En: Oct 2020 - Sep 2025, JICA & AMED SATREPS, JPY 366M, Co-investigator, PI: Professor Emeritus Akira Kaneko at Osaka Metropolitan University
• 日: 2020年10月 - 2025年9月、日本国際協力機構・日本医療研究開発機構SATREPS、3億6600万円、研究協力者、代表：金子明名誉教授（大阪公立大学）

• 15-16 Jun 2022: Abortion Legalisation and Adolescent Consequences among Females in the Developing World. 20th Nordic Conference in Development Economics, Aalto University
• 28-29 May 2022: Abortion Legalisation and Adolescent Consequences among Females in the Developing World. Japanese Economic Association 2022 Spring Meeting, Yokohama National University
• 9 Apr 2022: Abortion Legalisation and Adolescent Consequences among Females in the Developing World. 4th Japanese Association for Development Economics Conference, online
• 1 Mar 2022: Abortion Legalisation and Adolescent Consequences among Females in the Developing World. Hiroshima University, online
• 23 Oct 2021: Abortion Reforms and Female Early Life Consequences in the Developing World. SWEO, Otaru University of Commerce
• 2 Jul 2020: Female Education and Brideprice: Evidece from a Primary Education Reform in Uganda. Waseda Institute of Political Economy Seminar, online
• 30 Nov 2019: Birth Spacing and Birth Weight: A Plausibly Exogenous Analysis. JADE Youth Conference 2019, Waseda University
• 19 Jul 2019: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. Otaru University of Commerce
• 18 Jun 2019: Female Education and Brideprice: Evidence from a Primary Education Reform in Uganda. Nordic Conference on Development Economics, University of Copenhagen
• 10 May 2019: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. South Africa Medical Research Council
• 15 Dec 2018: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. Hayami Conference, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies
• 12 Jul 2018: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. Policy Analysis Research Workshop, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies
• 28 Jun 2018: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. German Economic Association Research Group on Development Economics 2018 Annual Conference, ETH Zurich & University of Zurich
• 10 Jun 2018: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. Japanese Economic Association 2018 Spring Conference, University of Hyogo
• 22 Mar 2018: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. Health, Development and Labor Workshop, Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University
• 20 Mar 2018: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. Centre for Study of African Economies Conference 2018, Oxford University
• 18 Nov 2017: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. 12th Applied Econometrics Conference, Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University
• 16 Sep 2017: Pregnant in Haste? Evidence of Reproductive Behaviours in Uganda. Tokyo Labor Economics Workshop 20th Conference, University of Tokyo
• 09 Sep 2017: Empirical Study on the Utilization and Effects of Health Checkups in Japan. Japanese Economic Association 2017 Fall Meeting, Aoyama Gakuin University
• 27 Jun 2017: Female Education and Brideprice: Evidence from a Primary Education Reform in Uganda. International Association of Applied Econometrics 2017 Annual Meeting, Hotel Emishia, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
• 25 Jun 2017: Female Education and Brideprice: Evidence from a Primary Education Reform in Uganda. Japanese Economic Association 2017 Spring Meeting, Ritsumeikan University Biwako Kusatsu Campus
• 20 Mar 2017: Effects of female education on brideprice: a regression discontinuity analysis using universal primary education in Uganda. Centre for the Study of African Economies Conference 2017, Oxford University
• 16 Feb 2017: Effects of female education on brideprice: a regression discontinuity analysis using universal primary education in Uganda. 5th Policy Analysis Research Workshop, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies
• 18 Jan 2017: Pregnant in haste? Evidence of reproductive behaviours in rural Uganda. Emerging State Project 18th Young Scholars' Workshop, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies
• 13 Nov 2016: Effects of female education on brideprice: a regression discontinuity analysis using universal primary education in Uganda. 11th Applied Econometrics Conference, Institute of Social and Economic Research, Osaka University
• 28 Sep 2016: Effects of female education on brideprice: a regression discontinuity analysis using universal primary education in Uganda. Economic Policy Research Institute, Makerere University
• 30 Aug 2016: Effects of female education on brideprice: a regression discontinuity analysis using universal primary education in Uganda. NCPAG@65 Research Colloquium, University of the Philippines