What is the Nakahara Prize?
Q: What is the Nakahara Prize?
A: The Nakahara Prize is an award given by the Japanese Economic Association to young Japanese economists under the age of 45.
Q: When was the Nakahara Prize first given out?
A: The Nakahara Prize has been given out every year since 1995.
Q: Who sponsors the Nakahara Prize?
A: The Nakahara Prize is sponsored by Nobuyuki Nakahara.
Q: Why do individuals receive the Nakahara Prize?
A: Individuals receive the Nakahara Prize because their work as young Japanese economists has become well-known internationally.
Q: What is the purpose of the Nakahara Prize?
A: The purpose of the Nakahara Prize is to encourage young economists to publish excellent papers and books on the international stage.
Q: Who was the first woman to win the Nakahara Prize?
A: Sagiri Kitao was the first woman to win the Nakahara Prize in 2016.
Q: How often is the Nakahara Prize awarded?
A: The Nakahara Prize is awarded on an annual basis to young Japanese economists who have achieved international recognition for their work.
