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Ken-ichi Watanabe

Home Country

International economics, especially international money markets

Program

Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program

Program Country

Grant Activity Type

Lecturer, Research

Discipline

Academic Year

Dates

July 1980 - September 1980

Flex

No

Scholar type

Non-U.S. (Visiting) Scholar

Project Title

International economics, especially international money markets

Scholar Information

Grantee

Ken-ichi Watanabe

Title

Associate Professor of Economics

Institution

Seikei University

Host Institutions

Institution

Stanford University

Faculty

Data Not Available

Institution

Duke University

Faculty

Dr. Martin Bronfenbrenner

Host Department

Dept. of Economics

Institution

Columbia University

Host Department

Dept. of Economics