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Hidehiko Ichimura

Professor of Economics

University of Arizona

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Eller College of Management

Department of Economics

Hidehiko Ichimura is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Economics at University of Arizona.

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University of Arizona

Professor of Economics

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statistics statistical methodology econometrics economics statistical inference estimation theory statistical models economic analysis estimation statistic applied statistics semi-nonparametric estimation applied mathematics economic modelling economic research model selection parameter estimation econometric models econometric methods matching technique data science japanese study labour economics computational statistics healthy aging health systems asian economics labor market outcomes semiparametric estimators program evaluation economic inequality school effectiveness economic behavior mathematical optimization income distribution treatment effects bayesian analysis policy modeling labor market impact treatment plan evaluation outcome assessment psychological methods counseling psychology choice models robust statistics consumer economics consumption system labor market participation wage inflation educational attainment treatment goals econometric evaluation estimator single-index models polynomial errors-in-variables models asymptotic expansions public health preparedness educational assessment parameter identification model analysis financial econometrics impact assessment global health crisis covid-19 pandemic fuzzy modeling fuzzy computing fuzzy optimization human wellbeing job training programme weighted sls estimation semiparametric least squares random coefficients maximum likelihood estimation binary choice model robust semiparametric estimation consumption inequality single index models semiparametric reduced-form estimation semiparametric models

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Medical Expenditures Over the Life-Cycle: Persistent Risks and Insurance. Japanese Economic Review (2025)

health policyhealth caremedical expendituresinsurancefinancial protectionhealth systemshealth economicshealth care costshealth financinghealth insurance

National Transfer Accounts (Nta) in Japan: 1984−2014. Japanese Economic Review (2024)

international moneyjapan studiesinternational political economyasian economicsinternational financial architectureinternational economicsnational transfer accountsinternational financeglobal financepublic financeeast asian studiesbalance of payment

Wellbeing of the Older Individuals in East Asia. Japanese Economic Review (2024)

Hidehiko IchimuraXiaoyan LeiChulhee LeeJinkook LeeAlbert ParkYasuyuki Sawada

healthy aginghuman wellbeingsocial gerontologyquality of lifewellnesswell-beingeconomicslater adulthoodeast asiaeast asian studiespopulation agingolder individuals

Locally Robust Semiparametric Estimation. Econometrica (2022)

Victor ChernozhukovJuan Carlos EscancianoHidehiko IchimuraWhitney K. NeweyJames M. Robins

estimation theoryeconomicseconometrics

The Influence Function of Semiparametric Estimators. Quantitative Economics (2022)

Hidehiko IchimuraWhitney K. Newey

causal inferenceestimation theoryeconometricsinfluence functionsemiparametric estimatorsstatistics

Describing the Impacts of Covid-19 on the Labor Market in Japan Until June 2020. Japanese Economic Review (2021)

unemploymentepidemiologyglobal health crisislabor market impactasian economicsglobal healthjune 2020economicslabor marketcovid-19labour economicscovid-19 pandemicpublic health preparednesslabor market participation

Nonparametric Intermediate Order Regression Quantiles. (2019)

statistical methodologyapplied statisticssemi-nonparametric estimationstatistical inferencestatisticsstatistical models

Quantifying Health Shocks Over the Life Cycle. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

public healthhealth planninglife expectancyhealth systemshealth economicshealth effectslife cyclepopulation health

Rejoinder for “Simple Estimators for Invertible Index Models”. Journal of Business and Economic Statistics (2018)

“ simple estimatorsstatistical methodologyestimation statisticestimation theorystatistical inferencestatisticsstatistical models

費用対効果分析の観点からの生活習慣病予防の労働生産性及びマクロ経済に対する効果に関する実証研究生活習慣病と労働生産性との関連性について: 先行研究レビュー. (2018)

Noguchi HarukoKawamura AkiraTamiya NanakoTakahashi HidetoShimokawa SatoshiIchimura HidehikoUshijima KoichiUeda MichikoKyo TetsutoshiTomi Yo

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Hidehiko Ichimura

Professor of Economics

University of Arizona

Affiliations

Eller College of Management

Department of Economics

Hidehiko Ichimura is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Economics at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Experiences

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Hidehiko Ichimura

University of Arizona

Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Medical Expenditures Over the Life-Cycle: Persistent Risks and Insurance. Japanese Economic Review (2025)

health policyhealth caremedical expendituresinsurancefinancial protectionhealth systemshealth economicshealth care costshealth financinghealth insurance

National Transfer Accounts (Nta) in Japan: 1984−2014. Japanese Economic Review (2024)

Wellbeing of the Older Individuals in East Asia. Japanese Economic Review (2024)

Hidehiko IchimuraXiaoyan LeiChulhee LeeJinkook LeeAlbert ParkYasuyuki Sawada

healthy aginghuman wellbeingsocial gerontologyquality of lifewellnesswell-beingeconomicslater adulthoodeast asiaeast asian studiespopulation agingolder individuals

Locally Robust Semiparametric Estimation. Econometrica (2022)

Victor ChernozhukovJuan Carlos EscancianoHidehiko IchimuraWhitney K. NeweyJames M. Robins

estimation theoryeconomicseconometrics

The Influence Function of Semiparametric Estimators. Quantitative Economics (2022)

Hidehiko IchimuraWhitney K. Newey

causal inferenceestimation theoryeconometricsinfluence functionsemiparametric estimatorsstatistics

Describing the Impacts of Covid-19 on the Labor Market in Japan Until June 2020. Japanese Economic Review (2021)

Nonparametric Intermediate Order Regression Quantiles. (2019)

statistical methodologyapplied statisticssemi-nonparametric estimationstatistical inferencestatisticsstatistical models

Quantifying Health Shocks Over the Life Cycle. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

public healthhealth planninglife expectancyhealth systemshealth economicshealth effectslife cyclepopulation health

Rejoinder for “Simple Estimators for Invertible Index Models”. Journal of Business and Economic Statistics (2018)

“ simple estimatorsstatistical methodologyestimation statisticestimation theorystatistical inferencestatisticsstatistical models

Noguchi HarukoKawamura AkiraTamiya NanakoTakahashi HidetoShimokawa SatoshiIchimura HidehikoUshijima KoichiUeda MichikoKyo TetsutoshiTomi Yo

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