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**"Creating new value by introducing social choice theory"**
Toyuki Sakai is a Japanese economist and businessman. His areas of specialization include mechanism design, market design, social choice, fair allocation, and cryptoeconomics. He is a professor at the Faculty of Economics, Keio University. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Rochester, USA, in 2005. His books include "Questioning Majority Rule" and "The Economics of Decision-Making Methods," the latter of which won 4th place in the 2016 Shinsho Award.
Q: What is this person known for?
He aims to foster a broad understanding of the importance of social choice theory and mechanism design, and to encourage practitioners and business leaders worldwide to adopt these concepts to create new value.
Q: What are his famous works?
In his book "Questioning Majority Rule," he deeply explores the theme of "what constitutes a democratic decision" from the perspective of social choice theory.
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English Summary
**“Creating new value by introducing social choice theory”**
Toyotaka Sakai is a Japanese economist and businessman. His areas of expertise include mechanism design, market design, social choice, fair distribution, and cryptoeconomics. Professor, Faculty of Economics, Keio University. Ph.D. (Economics, 2005), University of Rochester, USA. His books include ``Doubting Majority Decisions'' and ``The Economics of Deciding Methods,'' which won 4th place at the Shinsho Award in 2016.
Q: What did you do?
Our goal is to have a wide understanding of the importance of social choice theory and mechanism design, and to have practitioners and managers who are active around the world adopt it and create new value.
Q: What are your famous works?
In your book ``Doubting Majority Decision'', you delve deeply into the theme of ``What is democratic decision-making?'' from the perspective of social choice theory.
Wikipedia：Toyuki Sakai