From Kitakyushu to the world: AGI, a research institute that studies Asia's economy and society
AGI Seminars
AGI invites researchers working on Asia to present their work at “AGI Seminars.” The participation fee is free and anyone is welcome to attend these seminars.
- 2025.04.21
- May 15: AGI Seminar "Why Do Europeans Save?" (co-authored with Luigi Ventura) (online) -Commemorative Seminar Celebrating Inauguration as IARIW President
- 2025.04.17
- May 14: AGI Seminar "Understanding Korea's Ultra-Low Birth Rate: A Structural Analysis of Marriage, Women's Education, and Economic Growth" (online)
- 2024.12.20
- Jan. 23: AGI Seminar "From Expansion to Redevelopment: A Comprehensive Analysis of Urban Land Dynamics in China" (online) [finished]
- 2024.11.05
- Nov. 15: AGI Seminar "Economic Assessment of Weather Information Application for Taiwanese Agricultural Farmers and Its Policy Implications" (online) [finished]
- 2024.10.09
- Oct. 25: AGI Seminar "Aversion to “Bads” and Neglect of “Goods”: Effect of Enhanced Public Environmental Awareness on Housing Prices" (online) [finished]
- 2024.08.20
- [Video Archive] Recording of our AGI Seminar "The interests and role of the European Union in East Asia" is now available on YouTube
- 2024.07.22
- Aug. 7: AGI Seminar "The interests and role of the European Union in East Asia" (online) [finished]
- 2024.06.26
- July 25: AGI Seminar "Does free cancer screening make a difference? Evidence from the effects of a free-coupon program in Japan" (online)
- 2024.03.11
- [Video Archive] Recording of our AGI Seminar "Educational Attainment and Wage Inequality in Thailand: A Quantile Regression Analysis from 2009 to 2018" is now available on YouTube
- 2024.02.14
- [Video Archive] Recording of our AGI Seminar "The End of Miracle? China’s Economic Growth Pattern" is now available on YouTube