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EI Ei Thein

Department / Course Ritsumeikan University Graduate School Graduate School of Economics Major in Economics

Job

Books and theses
Papers		Information disclosure and SME financing: A study of firms in the ASEAN region Journal of Accounting, Business and Finance Research 17 (2),pp.64-77 (Co-authored) 2023/12/27
Papers		The Role of Renewable Power Generation in Sustainable Economic Growth and Climate Change Mitigation: An Asian Countries’ Perspective Chemical Engineering Transactions 106,pp.103-108 (Co-authored) 2023/12/15
Papers		Sources of Myanmar’s Economic Growth during 2010-2015: Input-Output Analysis Journal of Economic Structures 12 (15) (Co-authored) 2023/11/01

Academic conference attendance and presentation
2022/03/19	Myanmar's Economics Structure during the Transaction Period (The 6th International Conference on Economic Structures 2022)
2023/03/18	Information transparency, collateral problem and bank credit accessibility of small and medium enterprises in ASEAN countries (7th International Conference on Economic Structures)
2023/09/13	Concentrated Bank Market and SMEs’ Collateral Issues: A Study of the Firms of Developing Asian Countries (International Conference on Economic Theory and Policy)
2023/10/17	The role of renewable power generation in sustainable economic growth and climate change mitigation: An Asian countries' perspective (9th International Conference on Low Carbon Asia (ICLCA) 2023)
2023/12/02	The role of renewable power generation in sustainable economic growth and climate change mitigation: An Asian countries’ perspective (Asia Pacific Conference 2023)

Other Research Achievements
Promotion of small and medium enterprise financing in Myanmar The purpose of this study is to identify ways in which small and medium enterprise (SME) financing can be improved and examine some new financing methods to assist SMEs in Myanmar. For this purpose, this study compares the SME financing system in Myanmar with that of other ASEAN countries and Japan, mainly focusing on government support for enhancing SME financing and the various financing methods. The previous studies show that government support is vital to develop financial infrastructures, such as credit guarantee systems and credit bureaus, for SME financing. The countries which are at mid-stage and advanced stage of SMEs’ access to finance have strong government support and private participation to improve SME financing. In practice, bank lending alone cannot solve the financing problems which SMEs face. Plenty of financing means provided by both banks and non-banks in the financial sector enable SMEs to ease their financing difficulties. Despite strong government efforts on the development of SMEs and SME financing system in Myanmar, this thesis finds out that further government support, such as liberalizing interest rates, setting new regulations to support SME financing and fund supporting programs, is needed to encourage banks to increase credit expansion and product innovations for SMEs. Therefore, this study highlights the ways in which the government can assist SME financing. In addition, this study recommends some SME financing means for banks and non-bank financial institutions, to be introduced in Myanmar in the short-term and medium-term. These findings will contribute to enhancement of Myanmar's SME financing system.

Teaching Assistant
2023/10/02 2024/01/15
2023/10/02 2024/07/31
2023/10/04 2024/01/17
2023/10/04 2024/01/17

Research Assistant
2023/05/01 2023/06/30
2023/09/01 2023/11/30