Regional Inequality and Industrial Structure in Japan: 1874-2008

原書名	日本における産業構造と地域的発展の不均衡:1874-2008
著者名	Kyoji　Fukao 著 Jean-Pascal　Bassino 著 Tatsuji　Makino 著 Ralph　Paprzycki 著 Tokihiko　Settsu 著
発行元	丸善出版
発行年月日	2015年03月
判型	A5　210×148
ページ数	368ページ
ISBN	978-4-621-08913-2
Cコード	3333
ジャンル	社会科学

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本書では、マクロ･産業･企業レベルで、日本の全要素生産性（ＴＦＰ）を測定し、その決定要因を探るという研究手法を用いて、日本の産業構造の変化と経済的発展の地域的不均衡について議論する。また、海外の共同研究者（日本企業研究）も執筆し、プロダクト・イノベーションの生産性への反映、Ｍ＆Ａの経済効果、サービス業生産性の国際比較、工場の生産性決定における立地と企業の無形資産の役割、無形資産と生産性の関係についても議論を展開してゆく。なお本書は、文科省グローバルＣＯＥプログラム「社会科学の高度統計･実証分析拠点構築」の成果報告書を兼ねたものに位置づけられている。

Chapter１　Introduction
　１．１　Motivations and major characteristics of this study
　１．２　Regional inequality in the 19th and 20th centuries, and the Kuznets curve
　１．３　Regional convergence and its determinants
　１．４　Structural change and regional convergence
　１．５　Migration and regional convergence
　１．６　Convergence of total factor productivity and capital–labor ratios
　１．７　Personal and regional inequality in Japan since the late 19th century
　１．８　Data limitations in preceding studies on regional inequality in Japan and
　　　　　current availability of data and estimates
　１．９　Outline of the remainder of the book
Chapter２　Regional Inequality and Convergence in 1874–2008
　２．１　Introduction
　２．２　Long-term trends in regional inequality
　２．３　Evolution of living standards at the prefecture level
　２．４　Prefectures’relative fortunes and rank stability
　２．５　Japanese regional inequality and convergence in international perspective
　２．６　Conclusion

Chapter３　Industrial Structure, Prefectural Inequality, and Convergence
　３．１　Introduction
　３．２　Long-term trends in Japan’s industrial structure
　３．３　Prefecture-level industrial structures
　３．４　Decomposition of prefectural income inequality
　３．５　Conclusion
Chapter４　Growth, Migration, and Convergence
　４．１　Introduction
　４．２　Regional growth, size of economic activity, and migration
　４．３　Migration as an engine of regional convergence
　４．４　Migration and human capital
　４．５　Migration, demographic change, and regional inequality
　４．６　Conclusion
　APPENDIX:Construction of migration series at the prefecture level
Chapter５　Regional Factor Inputs and Convergence in Japan: A Macro-Level Analysis, 1955–2008
　５．１　Introduction
　５．２　Sources of prefectural differences in labor productivity: Cross-section analysis
　５．３　Growth accounting
　５．４　Economic convergence and the role of migration, capital accumulation, and TFP
　５．５　Conclusion
Chapter６　Industry-Level Factor Inputs and TFP, and Regional Convergence:1970–2008
　６．１　Introduction
　６．２　Decomposition of labor productivity differences
　６．３　The effect of changes in industrial structure on prefectural differences in
factor intensity
　６．４　Industry contributions to the decline in regional differences in labor productivity
　６．５　Conclusion
Chapter７　Conclusion
Appendix１　Agricultural Production, Proto-Industrialization, and Urbanization,1600–1874
　Ａ１．１　Introduction
　Ａ１．２　Outline of the estimation approach
　Ａ１．３　Estimates of regional output in the primary sector
　Ａ１．４　Estimates of output in the secondary and tertiary sectors
　Ａ１．５　Backward estimation for the Tokugawa period
　Ａ１．６　Conclusion
Appendix２　Construction of Prefectural Data for the Pre-World War II Period
　Ａ２．１　Introduction
　Ａ２．２　Basic estimation strategy
　Ａ２．３　Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
　Ａ２．４　Mining and manufacturing
　Ａ２．５　Construction and tertiary industry
　Ａ２．６　Prefectural populations and gainfully occupied population by prefecture and industry
　Ａ２．７　Estimation of indices of prefectural price differences and calculation of prefectural
　　per capita income adjusted for regional price differences in 1950
　Ａ２．８　Comparison of our new estimates of GPP for 1874, 1890, 1909, 1925,1935, and 1940 with
　　　　　　earlier estimates of prefectural income or GPP
Appendix３　Construction of Data Used in the Analysis for 1955–1969
　Ａ３．１　Estimation of value added by industry and prefecture
　Ａ３．２　Estimation of the number of employed persons by industry and prefecture
　Ａ３．３　Estimation of labor quality and working hours by prefecture
　Ａ３．４　Estimation of prefecture-level capital stock for all industries
　Ａ３．５　Estimation of the cost of capital by prefecture
　Ａ３．６　Estimation of labor costs by prefecture
Appendix４　Construction of the Regional-Level Japan Industrial Productivity(R-JIP) Database Used
　　　　　　in the Analysis for 1970–2008
　Ａ４．１　R-JIP industry classification and estimation of real value added by prefecture and
industry
　Ａ４．２　Estimation of capital stock by prefecture and industry
　Ａ４．３　Estimation of labor input by prefecture and industry