Economic Restoration after a Catastrophic Event : Heterogeneous Damage to Infrastructure and Capital and Its Effects on Economic Growth

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概要

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• Economic restoration after a large catastrophic event in which the economy is described by an endogenous economic growth model consisting of two regions was investigated. Since a natural catastrophe is local and a largescale event, it destroys the accumulated infrastructure and production capital in the economy instantaneously, but damages to capital is not homogeneously distributed in space. Two types of capital are assumed; infrastructure and production capital. Infrastructure is formulated as a common capital good in all the area's economic regions. Production capital consists of the private goods used for production in each region. This paper investigates how heterogeneous damage to different types and locations of capital affects economic restoration after a catastrophic event. Implications for disaster risk management policy are discussed based on analysis of the model.

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著者

• Tatano Hirokazu

  Integrated Management For Disaster Risk Disaster Prevention Research Institute Kyoto University

• HOMMA Toshitsura

  Mitsui-Sumitomo Bank

• OKADA Norio

  Integrated Management for Disaster Risk, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University

• TSUCHIYA Satoshi

  Dept. of Urban Management, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University

• Okada Norio

  Integrated Management For Disaster Risk Disaster Prevention Research Institute Kyoto University

• Tsuchiya Satoshi

  Dept. Of Urban Management Graduate School Of Engineering Kyoto University

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