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2022 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
4. Analysis of Spatial Economic System and Adaptive Transportation Policy for Regional Welfare Improvement
Author : Daisuke Nakamura
Published in: Theory and History in Regional Perspective
Publisher: Springer Nature Singapore
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Abstract
There are potentially problematic regions in which the local population constantly decreases and the regional government must coordinate a sustainable local economy. These areas may be required to reorganise the spatial economic structure so that sufficient levels of economic environment and regional well-being are present. This paper introduces a location model that applies the established notion of agglomeration economies in rural areas. It shows that an adjustment of the spatial system of goods and services, by means of a rearrangement on the local transportation network, may keep the regional system above a minimum sufficient level to satisfy local demand and supply of goods and services. The change in the transportation network partly employs interregional cooperative coordination by utilising the spatial planning and policy.