1990年代大不況と地域経済の構造変化(大会報告・共通論題 : 1990年代不況の世界史的意味)

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The object of this article is to consider the historical character of the great depression in 1990s, through analyzing the structural change of regional economies in Japan. I begin by analyzing the factors, which have brought about this depression. I argue that a 'dual internationalization', the globalization of Japanese capitalism and the 'globalization of policies' associated with the adjustment of the economic structure since latter half of 1980s, has been a main cause of the 'bubble economy', and the depression after that. Based on the examination of a series of statistics about regional economies, I reach the following conclusions. 1. The 'dual internationalization' has been not only a main cause of this depression, but also a cause of the fact that this depression has taken a long time. 2. The contradiction between multinational capitals that could avoid a crisis spatially and regional industries fixed to the region, agriculture and local industries, has been expressed itself by a regional opposition. 3. The change of fundamental laws about labor, agriculture, and smaller enterprises in 1990s, means the intention to 'global state' in the interest of multinational capitals. 4. But it must bring about contradiction between multinational capitals and most of population, who live in the region in Japan. 5. For a solution of this problem, it is necessary that we face up to the 'dual internationalization' radically at the national level, and reconstruct the regional industry at the regional level.
政治経済学・経済史学会の論文
2000-04-20

1990年代大不況と地域経済の構造変化(大会報告・共通論題 : 1990年代不況の世界史的意味)

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