About “Everyday Policy Studies”
This column consists of short essays which the Board Members, Advisory Board Members and other participants of our Policy Studies Forum write about the basic ideas of “policy studies”, thoughts about daily life, and their research results in a manner which junior high and senior high school students can understand.
The society that you cherish will change depending on what kind of “better society” you are aiming for as a member of the society in which you are living. Every day, we aim at creating a better society, and we control the way in which we as individuals can improve ourselves. In this regard, we can say that we practice “policy studies” every day.
Together with junior high and senior high school students and other young people, as well as with the elderly people who have practiced such “policy studies” every day for many years, each of us should be able to improve the quality of our society, that is, make a better society. I therefore hope that our short essays will serve as a stimulus which will make people think about what they can do in order to create a better society.
Each essay is the personal opinion of the author, and the contents of the description are the author’s responsibility.
(By Akira Yokoyama)
No. en1 New Year’s Day 2020 (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en2 Pareto Improvement and Externality (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en3 One Person One Vote and One Yen One Vote (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en4 “It’s the economy, stupid!” (Author:Yong Yoon)
No. en5 It’s the GSOMIA, stupid! (Author:Yong Yoon)
No. en6 Various Judgment Criteria (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en7 A Green Person and a Blue Person (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en8 How to Resolve the Externalities of Policy (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en9 President Trump’s Promises and Truth from the Perspective of Tax Policy (Author: Masatoshi Katagiri)
No. en10 President Trump’s Promises and Truth from the Perspective of Tax Policy (Continued) (Author: Masatoshi Katagiri)
No. en11 Free Higher Education and Placing Regional Private University under Public Management (Author: Masatoshi Katagiri)
No. en12 Free Higher Education and Placing Regional Private University under Public Management (Continued) (Author: Masatoshi Katagiri)
No. en13 True pathology in the US, where COVID-19 infection is the largest in the world―Inadequate medical security system and the severity of economic disparity at the base― (Author: Masatoshi Katagiri)
No. en14 Location, Implication, and Ordering (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en15 Index Based Livestock Insurance (IBLI) 01 (Author: Munenobu Ikegami)
No. en16 Representative Democracy: Quasi-Representative and Pure Representative (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en17 True pathology in the US, where COVID -19 infection is the largest in the world (Continued)―Inadequate health security system and the severity of economic disparity at the base― (Author: Masatoshi Katagiri)
No. en18 Representative Democracy: Voting and Abstention (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en19 In commemoration of No.100 of “Everyday Policy Studies (in Japanese)” (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en20 Information concerning the spread of the novel coronavirus infectious disease (COVID-19) (Author: Akira Yokoyama)
No. en21 Index Based Livestock Insurance (IBLI) 02 (Author: Munenobu Ikegami)
No. en22 Index Based Livestock Insurance (IBLI)03 (Author: Munenobu Ikegami)
No. en23 Index Based Livestock Insurance (IBLI) 04 (Author: Munenobu Ikegami)
No. en24 New Year’s Day 2021 （Author: Akira Yokoyama）
No.en25 Index Based Livestock Insurance (IBLI) 05 （Author:Munenobu Ikegami)
No.en26 Special Fixed-Sum Cash Benefits （Author: Akira Yokoyama）
No.en27 Special Fixed-Sum Cash Benefits (continued) （Author: Akira Yokoyama）
No.en28 Index Based Livestock Insurance (IBLI) 06 （Author: Munenobu Ikegami）
No.en29 Index Based Livestock Insurance (IBLI) 07 （Author: Munenobu Ikegami）
No.en30 Index Based Livestock Insurance (IBLI) 08 （Author: Munenobu Ikegami）
No.en31 Index Based Livestock Insurance (IBLI) 09 （Author: Munenobu Ikegami）