Kazunobu Hayakawa is Overseas Research Fellow at the Institute of Developing Economies (IDE). Prior to this position, he worked at the Bangkok office of the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) from 2011-2015 and was a research associate at Keio University from 2005-2008. He received his Ph.D. from Keio University with a dissertation on intermediate goods trade in 2008. His main research areas are international economics and economic geography. He has published in many journals including Journal of Economic Surveys, Review of World Economics, and Oxford Economic Papers.
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Small or negative trade effects of regional trade agreements: Fixed costs of exporting vs investing
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- International trade
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How high-speed rail changes the spatial distribution of economic activity: Evidence from Japan’s Shinkansen
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- Industrial organisation 
- Labour Markets
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Who benefits from trade liberalisation? A case from Japan
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- International trade
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The costs of using a regional trade agreement
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- International trade
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Impacts of outward foreign direct investment: New firm-level evidence from Japan
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- Industrial organisation