Regional Difference in the Amount of Investment for Construction in Japan through

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  • 建設投資の地域差の変遷
  • ケンセツ トウシ ノ チイキサ ノ ヘンセン ヨウト ベツ トドウフケン ベツ ナマコンクリート ショウヒリョウ ノ ヘンセン カラ ノ コウサツ
  • Consumption of Ready-Mixed Concrete in Each Prefecture
  • 用途別都道府県別生コンクリート消費量の変遷からの考察

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The history on the regional difference in the amount of the investment for the construction in Japan was considered through the consumption of ready-mixed concrete in each prefecture of Japan from 1971 to 2002. The author defined the reservation rate as the share of the total amount of the consumption of ready-mixed concrete in each prefecture independent of the population density in the total amount of the consumption. The reservation rate was employed to quantify the distribution of the investment for the construction. It was found that the consumption of ready-mixed concrete for private building per capita has been almost uniform throughout Japan. The uniformity has been a little bit smaller for public buildings. On the other hand, the consumption of ready-mixed concrete for highway has been less uniform and the consumption per capita has been larger in the rural areas than in the urban areas.

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