Nori Tarui
UHERO Research Fellow and Professor of Economics
Education
Ph.D., Agricultural and Applied Economics, University of Minnesota, 2004
M.A., Economics, Keio University, 1999
B.A., Economics, Keio University, 1997
Research Interests
Environmental and Resource Economics, Energy Economics, International Economics
What’s a (Better) Beach Day Worth? Economic Valuation of Changes in Waikīkī Beach Characteristics
Abstract: Whether beach nourishment, an established beach management measure, is justified depends on its benefits and costs. We apply a discrete choice experiment at Waikīkī
Open Access Renewable Resources, Urban Unemployment, and the Resolution of Dual Institutional Failures
This paper investigates how poverty reduction and natural resource preservation can be simultaneously achieved in a small open dual economy with urban wage rigidity, open access
You can’t always get what you want: Protectionist policies with the transport sector
This paper incorporates key stylized facts about the transport sector into the conventional international oligopoly model and explores how protectionist policies perform differently when transport costs are endogenous