Fig. 12.6. We assumed that the number of households in each household type in
2050 would change and the ratios to the numbers in 2005 would be as follows: type
1: 2.07, 2: 1.07, 3: 1.39, 4: 0.66, 5: 0.69, 6: 1.32, 7: 0.85 This was estimated by the
log-linear extrapolation of the estimates for 2030 by the National Institute of
Population and Society Research, Japan.
Fig. 12.5 Scenario outline
Fig. 12.6 Study area (Tokyo Metropolitan Area)
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2050 would change and the ratios to the numbers in 2005 would be as follows: type
1: 2.07, 2: 1.07, 3: 1.39, 4: 0.66, 5: 0.69, 6: 1.32, 7: 0.85 This was estimated by the
log-linear extrapolation of the estimates for 2030 by the National Institute of
Population and Society Research, Japan.
Fig. 12.5 Scenario outline
Fig. 12.6 Study area (Tokyo Metropolitan Area)
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