学術雑誌論文

本学関連学会

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大阪大学経済学. 2014, 64(2), p. 123-144

日本語

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2014-09

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the changes of Japan’s developmentalism in domestic resources during the 1950s. The paper focuses on two technocrats, Kōichi Aki and Saburō Ōkita, who were very famous in the discussion about energy and resources problem of Japan at that time. The changes in their consideration about the Japanese resources problems are divided into following three periods. First, in the beginning of the 1950s, they insisted that the main resources of Japan should be domestic hydropower and that Japan should comprehensively develop hydro resources. They however noticed it was very difficult to develop hydro resources in comprehensive, so they expected to import some resources in South-East Asia. Second, in the middle of the 1950s, they saw the Japanese economy as energy intensive because of its industrial structure and insisted its conversion. The solution proposed by Aki was the transfers of energy intensive industries from Japan to Asian countries which had much richer resources than Japan. Besides, Aki insisted that the Asian countries should cooperate in more closely with each other in their economic and resource planning. On the other hand, Ōkita suggested that Japan should grow the heavy industries which efficiently consumed energy, for example, machinery industries. Third, in the end of the 1950s, they thought supply of energy and resources in Japan would be no longer big problem because Japan would be able to import plenty of oil abroad. Ōkita especially told that Japan was superior to the European countries in utilizing foreign resources because Japan had main industrial zones along its sea coast.

10.18910/57131

57131

1950年代日本における国内資源開発主義の軌跡 : 安藝皎一と大来佐武郎に注目して

小堀, 聡

大阪大学経済学会

日本語

2014-09

大阪大学経済学

64

2

123

144

https://hdl.handle.net/11094/57131

10.18910/57131

https://doi.org/10.18910/57131