Introduction to the Regional Economic Growth Model : Focus on the Controllability of the Regional Income Disparity
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概要
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The intension of this paper is to bring out the concept of several regional economic growth models which focus attention on the controllability of regional income disparity viz-the Neoclassical-type model, the Rahman-type model and the Model reference adaptive model. Among three models, the Model reference adaptive technique is conceived to be a useful method in specifying the quantitative analysis of the adaptive process of regional economic development.
- 北海道大学の論文
- 1986-08-20
著者
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Yamamura Etsuo
Department Of Regional Planning Division Of Environmental Planning Graduate School Of Environmental
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Yamamura Etsuo
Department Of Regional Planning Devision Of Environmental Planning Graduate School Of Environmental
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YAMAMURA Etsuo
Department of Regional Ecosystems, Graduate School of Environmental Earth Science, Hokkaido University
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