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Regional differences in cognitive dissonance in evacuation behavior at the time of the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami by Kono, Tatsuhito, Okuno, Masaya, Yamaura, Kazuho

“…This paper constructs an evacuation decision-making model that takes cognitive dissonance into consideration. The purpose of this construction is to clarify…”
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The long-run effects of congestion tolls, carbon tax, and land use regulations on urban CO2 emissions by Domon, Shohei, Hirota, Mayu, Kono, Tatsuhito, Managi, Shunsuke, Matsuki, Yusuke

“…CO2 emissions caused by urban residents' energy consumption arise from 1) transportation and 2) housing energy consumption. This energy consumption depends on…”
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Spatial externalities and land use regulation: an integrated set of multiple density regulations by Kono, Tatsuhito, Joshi, Kirti Kusum

“…In a continuous city with three distinct land use zones consisting of business, condominiums and detached houses, we derive the formulae which simultaneously…”
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Cordon Pricing and Land-Use Regulation by Kono, Tatsuhito, Kawaguchi, Hiroya

“…This study explores the simultaneous imposition of cordon pricing and land-use regulations in a continuous and closed monocentric city with homogeneous…”
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Spatially-variable property tax and optimal tax composition in congested monocentric cities: George, Pigou, Ramsey and Strotz unified by Kono, Tatsuhito, Pines, David, Yokoi, Takahisa

“…We explore the optimal spatial structure of the property tax in a monocentric city with transportation congestion. To show how the availablity of revenue…”
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How should river embankments be spatially developed, from the upstream section or the downstream section? by Koma, Taisei, Kono, Tatsuhito, Kazama, So

“…Using an economic model of how river embankments affect local residents, we explore the efficiency of embankment construction from two viewpoints: (1) which…”
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What is an appropriate welfare measure for efficiency of local public policies inducing migration? by Kono, Tatsuhito, Kishi, Akio

“…We demonstrate what welfare measure should be used for local public policies inducing migration. We show that the two conventional definitions of welfare…”
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FAR regulations and unpriced transport congestion by Pines, David, Kono, Tatsuhito

“…Using a fully closed monocentric urban setup with unpriced transport congestion, this paper discusses a second best allocation implemented by…”
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Self-organization of hexagonal agglomeration patterns in new economic geography models by Ikeda, Kiyohiro, Murota, Kazuo, Akamatsu, Takashi, Kono, Tatsuhito, Takayama, Yuki

“…•We use core–periphery models in which workers migrate among multiple places.•Self-organization of 2D agglomeration patterns from the uniformly distributed…”
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Optimization of floor area ratio regulation in a growing city by Joshi, Kirti Kusum, Kono, Tatsuhito

“…Maximum floor area ratio (FAR) regulation is widely imposed in cities to mitigate negative population externalities (e.g. congestion). This paper presents…”
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Optimal regulation on building size and city boundary: An effective second-best remedy for traffic congestion externality by Kono, Tatsuhito, Joshi, Kirti Kusum, Kato, Takeaki, Yokoi, Takahisa

“…This paper numerically evaluates the efficiency of regulations on building size and city size in a congested closed city by comparing welfare gain with that…”
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Necessity of minimum floor area ratio regulation: a second-best policy by Kono, Tatsuhito, Kaneko, Takayuki, Morisugi, Hisa

“…This article examines where and how to impose floor area ratio (FAR) regulations in the presence of negative externalities engendered in population density,…”
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A new interpretation on the optimal density regulations: Closed and open city by Kono, Tatsuhito, Joshi, Kirti Kusum

“…► We model a monocentric city with transport congestion. ► We show how to control floor area ratio (FAR) to mitigate traffic congestion. ► A closed city…”
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Evaluation of flood control and inundation conservation in Cambodia using flood and economic growth models by Kazama, So, Kono, Tatsuhito, Kakiuchi, Kengo, Sawamoto, Masaki

“…This paper evaluates the optimal spatial flood protection for people living with the threat of floods in the lower Mekong River region with respect to…”
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Cities and biodiversity: Spatial efficiency of land use by Yoshida, Jun, Kono, Tatsuhito

“…While there is an increased focus on promoting eco-friendly cities, biologically important but dangerous wildlife creatures encroach into cities, which can…”
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OPTIMAL ADJUSTMENT OF THE COMPOSITION OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES by Miyakoshi, Tatsuyoshi, Kono, Tatsuhito, Terasawa, Kota

“…This paper analyses how the composition of public expenditure should be adjusted to maximize the economic growth rate in developing countries. We first apply a…”
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Land use policies considering a natural ecosystem by Yoshida, Jun, Kono, Tatsuhito

“…Some wildlife creatures, such as carnivores, disease-carrying mosquitoes, and virus, encroach into a city and harm human lives, but they are important in terms…”
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Measuring gendered values of time for married couples by life stage based on an intertemporal household utility-maximization model by Lo, Ashley Wan-Tzu, Kono, Tatsuhito

“…•An intertemporal household model to investigate time values by life stage is developed.•Values of time as a resource (VOTRs) for married couples with children…”
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Congestion deterioration and transportation project evaluation by Kono, Tatsuhito, Morisugi, Hisa, Miyahara, Fumi

“…Transportation projects may lead to deterioration in the average travel time of the urban area because projects reduce travel cost and thus stimulate…”
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Quantitative analysis of dynamic inconsistencies in infrastructure planning: an example of coastal levee improvement by Kono, Tatsuhito, Kitamura, Naoki, Yamasaki, Kiyoshi, Iwakami, Kazuki

“…Cost–benefit analysis is considered as an effective means for the government to avoid failures in public projects. However, once cost–benefit analysis becomes…”
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