Titlebook: Environmental Economics and Computable General Equilibrium Analysis; Essays in Memory of John R. Madden,Hiroyuki Shibusawa,Yoshiro Higano

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Critical Factors Affecting the Socio-economy of Japan: An Introductory Essay to Part IIsed and directed the current situation which Japan now faces is briefly explained focusing on factors which are taken in the chapters as critical ones considering the future of the Japanese economy and society. Strong points of the analysis are highlighted in terms of theoretical as well as experime

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Can Japanese Economy Grow Under Population Decline? Evidence from Dynamic Spatial CGE Model with Ende endogenous growth theory, the spatial dynamic computable general equilibrium model (SD-CGE model) is used to concretely show the future situation of Japanese economy. The simulation results are as follows: (1) Japan’s GDP will slightly grow owing to technological progress caused by the research an

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Recovery Process of Municipal Economies After a Tsunami in Aichi Prefecture, Japan: A Dynamic Input– from a tsunami which will be caused by the Nankai megathrust earthquakes in near future. We propose a dynamic bottleneck model that uses the inter-regional input–output tables of the 54 municipalities. By applying a sequential, hypothetical extraction method and simulation analysis, we clarify the

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Spatial Analysis of Climate Change Impacts on Regional Economies Through Japan’s Rice Production Chan regional economies through changes in Japan’s rice production and economic effects of innovative food industry clusters to recover from climate change. Our findings show that global warming has different impacts on each region and expands regional economic disparities. For example, global warming

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Environmental Regulation for Non-point Source Pollution in a Cournot Three-Stage Gamegh enough accuracy. This information asymmetry makes adequate standard instruments of environmental policy impossible. This paper constructs a simple Cournot competitive model and considers how much the ambient charge tax can control NPS pollution in a three-stage game. It is shown that the sub-game

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