Pro-Growth Education for Japan
believes that the Kodály method for teaching music can support long-term human-capital formation.
Koichi Hamada
Koichi Hamada is Professor Emeritus at Yale University and a special adviser to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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How Can We Retain the Benefits of Globalization?
defends economic openness, while calling for concerted action to address what is fueling opposition to it.
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Why We Need Globalization
worries that ignorance and political opportunism will prevent the world from realizing massive gains.
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Education in the Digital Age
criticizes the continuing emphasis on rote learning that prevails in countries like Japan and South Korea.
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Misery Loves Inflation Targeters’ Company
says that rigid pursuit of a particular rate of price growth could hurt more than help ordinary people.
