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Rails, Risks, and Resilience: A Dynamic Spatial Equilibrium Analysis with Catastrophic Natural Disaster Risk
We develop a dynamic stochastic spatial model in which catastrophic disasters temporarily reduce regional productivity and disrupt the transportation network, applied to Japan's Tokai Trough Earthquake (TTE) risk and the Chuo Shinkansen (CS) maglev train project. Productivity-recovery and network-di
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