問題提起 (工業化と輸送)

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As regards steady supplies of raw material and labour, marketing of manufactured goods and so forth, a well-arranged transport system is a necessary condition of industrialization. Particularly in the late developed countries or in the developing countries, the industrialization has been often preceded and accelerated by the investment in transport facilities. On the other hand in many developed countries, the investment in transport facilities and the arrangement of new traffic system are being promoted as an effective step to the activation of national economy as well as to the redevelopment of cities. But the combination of industrialization and transport facilities is different in different times and different countries. For example, the industrial revolution in Britain combined with the turnpike road, horse-drawn carriage, and canal network in inland transport, but in Japan the revolution happened in the railway age. Moreover in some cases the investment in transport facilities led not to indstrialization, but to colonialization. In the following papers we shall see different patterns of industrialization and transportation in different conditions.
社会経済史学会の論文
1983-02-25