Železniški sektor Japonske

Mašera, Jerneja

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Title:	Železniški sektor Japonske
Authors:	ID Mašera, Jerneja (Author) ID Boršič, Darja (Mentor) More about this mentor...
Files:	UNI_Masera_Jerneja_2012.pdf (1,18 MB) MD5: BF87471F79BD36AECA129107AC7230CD PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/32dc21b7-fc02-440e-9d86-a6c44ddd4e44
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Undergraduate thesis
Organization:	FL - Faculty of Logistic
Abstract:	Razvitost prometa in razvejanost prometnih omrežij je eden ključnih pokazateljev razvitosti države ali povezanosti področja. Z namenom spoznati vpliv posamezne veje prometa na gospodarstvo, smo raziskali železniški sektor Japonske in njegov vpliv na državo ter naredili primerjavo železniškega sektorja Japonske s tremi razvitimi področji – Združenimi državami Amerike, Evropsko unijo in Slovenijo. Ključne makroekonomske ugotovitve glede raziskovanega področja so, da spada Japonska med razvitejše države sveta, četudi je gospodarska rast države manjša kot je pričakovana. Skozi analizo železniškega sektorja smo dokazali visoko razvitost tehnologije, ki je s točnostjo, rednostjo, varnostjo in udobnostjo potniškega prometa, glavni razlog za množično povpraševanje po železniških storitvah. Ugotovili smo, da je železniški sektor Japonske z vidika potniškega prometa razvit boljše kot cestni, zračni in pomorski sektor. Skozi primerjavo štirih področij smo dokazali tudi predvideno močno tehnološko razvitost železniškega omrežja Japonske in povzeli, da je glede na vse primerjane podatke železniški sektor Japonske, upoštevajoč potniški promet, eden najrazvitejših in najproduktivnejših prometnih sektorjev v svetu, kar predstavlja močan vpliv na gospodarsko razvitost in povezanost države.
Keywords:	železniški sektor, gospodarska razvitost, hitra železnica, megatrend
Place of publishing:	Celje
Year of publishing:	2012
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-38222
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:AX9XLDHG
Publication date in DKUM:	13.10.2012
Views:	1759
Downloads:	180
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Language:	English
Title:	The railway sector of Japan
Abstract:	Transport development and a diversification of the transport networks is one of the key indicators of a country´s development or an integration of an area. In purpose of determining the influence of each branch of transport on the economy, we have explored the Japanese railway sector and its impact on country. We have also made comparison of the Japanese railway sector with three well-developed areas – the United States of America, European Union and Slovenia. Regarding the area we have explored, the key macroeconomic findings are that Japan is one of the best developed countries in the world, although the economic growth of the country is lower than expected. Through the analysis of the railway sector, we have proved a high level of technological development, which is, due to its accuracy, regularity, safety and a high level of comfort, the main reason for the mass demand of the railway services. We have found out that from the perspective of passenger transport, the railway sector of Japan is better developed than the road, air and maritime transport. Through the comparison of the four areas, we have also proved the expected strong technological development of the Japanese railway network. According to all the compared data and considering the passenger transport, we conclude that the railway sector of Japan is one of the most developed and productive transport sectors in the world, which represents a strong impact on the economic development and the integration of the country.
Keywords:	railway sector, economic development, high-speed rail, megatrend

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