「原子力防災」の経済学―「望ましい」被ばく量はあるのだろうか (ブックレット新潟大学68)
by 藤堂史明
In this Niigata University booklet, author Fumitoshi Tōdō investigates the economics of nuclear disaster prevention. It probes the provocative question: Is there a 'desirable' amount of radiation exposure? The work provides a thoughtful framework for evaluating safety measures and economic implications in nuclear contexts.
About This Book
The book delves into the economic aspects of nuclear disaster preparedness, examining how societies can approach the risks associated with radiation exposure.
Through an academic lens from Niigata University, it analyzes the concept of 'desirable' exposure levels in the context of public safety and resource allocation.
The discussion highlights the interplay between economic theory and practical disaster management strategies.
Readers gain a structured understanding of these complex issues without delving into unsubstantiated specifics.
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