REGIONAL COMPARISON OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CAR USAGE IN JAPAN
Tadashi Itoh, Haruo Ishida
Abstract
Tadashi Itoh, Haruo Ishida
Abstract
This paper aims to explain the regional and temporal changes of car ownership and car usage with respect to socio-economic variables and to compare environmental impacts of car usage in each region in Japan. To do so, we build a car ownership model and a gasoline consumption model for car usage using socio-economic data of each preference for each year from 1965 to 1993. Then we make a simulation system to estimate environmental indices of car usage emissions in each prefecture. This paper provides a model to explain the regional and temporal changes of car ownership and car usage in Japan and findings to show the regional differences in environmental impacts of car usage.
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This paper aims to explain the regional and temporal changes of car ownership and car usage with respect to socio-economic variables and to compare environmental impacts of car usage in each region in Japan. To do so, we build a car ownership model and a gasoline consumption model for car usage using socio-economic data of each preference for each year from 1965 to 1993. Then we make a simulation system to estimate environmental indices of car usage emissions in each prefecture. This paper provides a model to explain the regional and temporal changes of car ownership and car usage in Japan and findings to show the regional differences in environmental impacts of car usage.
Key concepts: Car ownership, Consumption (sociology), Preference, Environmental impact assessment, Environmental economics, Business, Transport engineering, Economics