@techreport{oai:nagasaki-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00010164,
 author = {深浦, 厚之},
 month = {Jun},
 note = {The purpose of this paper is to overview the employment conditions of Nagasaki Prefecture through
comparison with Tokyo (23 wards), especially by focusing on the social functions of temporary
/contingent workers. Gini coefficient makes us confirm the income distribution of Tokyo is fairer
than Nagasaki, because the income from the temporary employment contributes the equality Then it
is hard to conclude that the existence of non-regular employment causes the economic gap. This
finding contradicts the intuitiveness. Further, we found, in Tokyo, the temporary workers and regular
worker are mutually complementary each other, in the sense the industries that depended heavily on
the temporary workers (ex. hotels, restraints) employ the less regular ones. On the contrary, in
Nagasaki, both are substitute and competitive each other even in the light/service industries that do
not need the highly skilled labor. If we understand this kind of social aspect of the temporary
employment, the simple replacement of temporary employment to the regular one is not always
preferable. Rather, we need to understand the social roles the temporary employment plays and
utilize them effectively, for example, to reduce the economic disparities., 長崎大学経済学部ディスカッション・ペーパー・シリーズ, No.2012-04; 2012},
 title = {非正規労働の社会的機能と地域経済格差 ―東京都と長崎県の比較―},
 year = {2012}
}