Graduate Student in Economics at Kobe University ๐ฏ๐ต
Interested in Behavioral Economics, Game Theory, Econometrics, and Simulation.
I build interactive simulations to explore how people make decisions, interact strategically, and respond to incentives.
๐ง Behavioral Economics ย โข ย ๐ฎ Game Theory ย โข ย ๐ Data Analysis ย โข ย ๐ป Simulation
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I am a graduate student in Economics at Kobe University, with interests in behavioral economics, game theory, and empirical analysis.
My main interest is understanding how people make decisions under uncertainty, strategic interaction, and bounded rationality.
I use Python, R, TypeScript, and interactive simulation tools to connect economic theory with observable behavior.
I am currently developing a series of interactive game-theory simulators, including evolutionary games, repeated prisoner's dilemma, ultimatum games, auctions, and beauty-contest games.
My broader goal is to make economic and behavioral theories easier to explore through data, experiments, and simulation.
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๐ง Behavioral Economics Decision Making ยท Delay Discounting ยท Bounded Rationality |
๐ฎ Game Theory Strategic Interaction ยท Bargaining ยท Evolutionary Games |
๐ Empirical Analysis Econometrics ยท Experiments ยท Causal Inference |
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๐ Sports ร Economics Exercise ยท Behavior ยท Sports Industry |
๐ค Negotiation Bargaining ยท Agreement ยท Decision Processes |
๐ป Computational Simulation Agent-Based Models ยท Interactive Experiments |
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