Distinguishing the urban wage premium from human capital externalities: Evidence from Mexico. (Kondo, K.). RIEB Discussion Paper Series No.2024-09, (2024)
Visualization System of Human Mobility Based Regional Attractiveness (人流データによる地域魅力度可視化システム). (Kondo, K.). Bronze Award (General Category) in 2023 Urban Data Challenge with 2023 Infrastructure Data Challenge. Link (jp) | Web App
Administrative Boundaries in Japan. This web app visualizes historical administrative boundaries in Japan, which is the supplementary material of Kondo (2023, "Municipality-level panel data and municipal mergers in Japan"). Shiny App (en) | Web App | Data
Revitalization from earthquake disaster and tourism policy in the era of population decline: A proposal for evaluation and improvement of travel discount program to promote tourism to the Hokuriku region by the regional attractiveness index. (Kondo, K.) RIETI Special Report (jp)
Regional Attractiveness Index Visualization System. Updated: The regional attractiveness index, proposed by Kondo (2023, RIEB DP 2023-07), was calculated for all municipalities. Shiny App (jp) | Web App
Regional Attractiveness Index in the Kansai Region of Japan. Updated: The shiny web app was updated as supplementary material of Kondo (2023, RIEB DP 2023-07). Shiny App | Web App
Local export spillovers within and between industries in Japan. (Kondo, K.). RIETI Discussion Paper No. 23-E-090, (2023).
Measuring the attractiveness of trip destinations: A study of the Kansai region of Japan. (Kondo, K.). RIEB Discussion Paper No. DP2023-07, Revised, (2023).
Regional Attractiveness Index. This shiny app visualizes the regional attractiveness index, estimated from the Mobile Spatial Statistics® of NTT DOCOMO. The concept is proposed in Kondo (2023, RIEB DP 2023-07). Shiny App | Web App
Future of Cities Beyond the COVID-19 Crisis. FORE, Vol. 127 (2023), Real Estate Companies Association of Japan. E-Book (jp) | PDF (jp)
Regional Attractiveness Index. This shiny app visualizes the regional attractiveness index, estimated from the 2010 Person Trip Survey in the Kansai region. The concent is proposed in Kondo (2023, RIEB DP 2023-07). Shiny App (jp) | Web App
Measuring the attractiveness of trip destinations: A study of the Kansai region. (Kondo, K.). RIEB Discussion Paper No. DP2023-07, (2023).
Municipality-level panel data and municipal mergers in Japan. (Kondo, K.). RIETI Technical Paper No. 23-T-001, (2023).
Comment: "Japan offers families tens of thousands of dollars to say goodbye to Tokyo" (Chris Corday). Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) News, World, January 28, 2023. CBC News.
Rousseau's Philosophy and EBPM. (Kondo, K.). RIETI Column.
Ex ante evaluation of migration subsidy: Evidence from Japan. (Kondo, K.). RIETI Policy Discussion Paper No. 22-P-031, (2022).
Monopolar concentration in Tokyo and promotion of urban-to-rural migration (Kondo, K.). RIETI Policy Discussion Paper No. 19-P-006, Revised (2022).
Economics of Policy Implementation. (Kondo, K.). RIETI EBPM Report .
Monopolar concentration in Tokyo and promotion of urban-to-rural migration (Kondo, K.). RIETI Policy Discussion Paper No. 19-P-006, Revised (2022).
Migration Simulator. This shiny app examines the costs and benefits of interregional migration in Japan. Shiny App (en) | Shiny App (jp) | Web App
ESTQUANT: Stata module to implement Quantile approach by Combes et al. (2012) (Kondo, K.). Statistical Software Components S458343, Boston College Department of Economics, Revised.
Municipality-level panel data and municipal mergers in Japan (Kondo, K.). RIETI Technical Paper 19-T-001, Revised (2022).
Spatial gaps in minimum wages and job search of young workers (Hamaguchi, N. & Kondo, K.). RIETI Discussion Paper No. 22-E-022 (2022).
The spillover effects of compact city policy on incumbent retailers: Evidence from Toyama city (Iwata, S. & Kondo, K.). RIETI Discussion Paper No. 21-E-085 (2021).
Started my new webpage on GitHub.
Monopolar concentration in Tokyo and promotion of urban-to-rural migration. (Kondo, K.). RIETI Policy Discussion Paper No. 19-P-006 (2019).
Started my new webpage on Google Site. I started my research career at RIETI. I obtained Ph.D. in Economics from Kobe University in March 2014.