Araki Mitsutaro

Araki Mitsutarō ( Japanese 荒木 光 太郎 ; * May 18, 1894 , † September 29, 1951 ) was a Japanese economist.

Life

Araki Mitsutarō was born on May 18, 1894, the son of the painter Araki Jippo . He stayed for a while at the Friedrich Wilhelms University in Berlin.

Araki Mitsutarō was appointed professor in the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at the Imperial University of Tokyo in 1927 . In 1937 he met Eduard Spranger in Tokyo . In 1938 and 1939 he was head of the Japan Institute in Berlin . The following year, Araki held a leading position at the Japanese-German Institute in Tokyo, succeeding Tomoeda Takahiko .

He died on September 29, 1951.

Works

• 墺 太 利 学派 経 済 学 , 1929
• 貨幣 制度 概 説 , 1933
• 現代 貨幣 問題 , 1935
• Currency reform problems in Manchukuo and China , Kaizô Sha Verlag, 1936
• 貨幣 概論 , 1936
• 動 揺 期 の 金融 学説 , 1938
• 货币 与 物价 , 1942

Individual evidence

1. ↑ iaaw.hu-berlin.de
2. ↑ opac.bbf.dipf.de

Japanese name: As is common in Japan, the family name comes before the first name in this article . Thus Araki is the family name, Mitsutaro the first name.