Silviase/jgov_v1.4_full_ann huggingface dataset:
means that when a crime is committed in cyberspace, its damage can spread nationwide. In many cybercrime investigations, it is hard to see the full picture of the damage caused; geographical relationships between details like where the crime was executed, locations of evidence, and damaged parties are tenuous. Even when connections are established, investigations often wind up spanning wide areas, including overseas, making them difficult to solve.

### 2. Public Awareness of Cyberspace

In January 2011, the NPA conducted an awareness study on Internet usage through the prefectural police. When respondents were asked to compare the morals and manners online to those in the real world, 82.4% responded that Internet morals and manners were "much worse" or "somewhat worse." From this, we infer that people are aware of their lowered morals and manners in cyberspace.

Figure 7: Comparison of Cyberspace Morals and Manners to Those in the Real World

Also, when asked the cause of the illegal and harmful information flooding the Internet, 54.5% of respondents said, "you don't know who is writing" was a "big cause," and 40.9% said, "there is a problem with the morals and manners of Internet users" was a "big cause." From this, we infer that people recognize that anonymity results in lowered morals and manners.

Figure 8: Why Illegal and Harmful Information Is Flooding the Internet

## Section 2: Cybercrime Initiatives

1. Structural Developments Affecting Cybercrime Measures

(1) General Measures

1) Structural Developments

○ NPA establishes Cybercrime Division (April 2004)

○ Cybercrime Project established in prefectural police and info-communications departments (April 2004)

○ Increase of 350 local police officers

budgeted in 2011 Fiscal Budget

○ New Framework for Investigation of Illegal Information introduced (trial in October 2010, scheduled to officially start July 2011)

## 2 ) Public Education and Counseling

Police are working to educate the public on cybercrime schemes and the state of illegal and harmful information online through the NPA website, public education pamphlets, and other means.
By doing so, we hope for people to become more aware of information security and improve their cyberspace morals and manners. Prefectural police have also established cybercrime counseling services to counsel people on cybercrime-related issues.

## (2) Illegal / Harmful Information Measures

## 1 ) Operating the Internet Hotline Center

The NPA started operation of the Internet Hotline Center in June 2006. The center allows general Internet users to report illegal and harmful information and

Figure 9: Instances of Deleted Illegal Information (2006-2010)

## 2 ) New Framework for Investigation of Illegal Information Trial

In order to streamline investigations into illegal information, the MPD centralized investigations for determining the sources of illegal information reported to the Internet Hotline Center from October 2010. Police also started a trial run for the New Framework for Investigation of Illegal Information, by which the NPA coordinates the prefectural police to lead investigations. The system was clearly effective: 302 cases were cleared during the trial period from October 2010 to May 10, 2011, an increase of 185 over the same period the previous year. Given the success, the system is to start full operation sometime sends requests to website administrators and providers to delete illegal and harmful information, reported or otherwise.

Of the 16,422 cases of illegal information in 2010 for which the center sent requests for deletion, 12,450 (75.8%) were deleted. Likewise, 1,470 (51.4%) of the 2,860 cases of harmful information were deleted. However, 3,972 (24.2%) of the cases of illegal information were not deleted despite request for deletion. Left alone, these cases will only continue to be illegal and could lead to further crimes.

Figure 10: Instances of Deleted Harmful Information (2006-2010)

around July 2011 with an increased 350 local police officers.

2. Unauthorized Computer Access Act Violation Measures

(1) Crackdown on Unauthorized Access

## 1 ) Crackdown on Phishing Cases

Phishing scams $ ^{1} $ aim to acquire your personal information to obtain unauthorized access. Through the Phishing Hotline established in 2004 and other means of gathering information, police are working to detect phishing scams early and make arrests to keep the damage from spreading.
## 2 ) Protecting Against SQL Injection Attacks

SQL injection attacks $ ^{2} $ have become a major issue, inciting mass leaks of credit card numbers and other personal information. Police are working to crack down on unauthorized access violations through such modus operandi.
Figure 11: Overview of Phishing

Figure 12: Overview of SQL Injection Attacks

## (2) Urging Businesses to Strengthen Security Functions

The NPA has urged businesses to strengthen their security. Based on this approach, some businesses have introduced measures such as one-time passwords.

pornography may live or perpetrate acts in far off locations and other aspects particular to Internet crimes, local prefectural police are actively conducting joint investigations.

### 3. Networking Crime Prevention

## (1) Crackdown on Online Child Pornography

Based on the Strategic Program to Combat Child Pornography formulated by the NPA in June 2009, police have intensified enforcement of child pornography offenses online. Police are working to gather information on child pornography offenses through reports from the Internet Hotline Center, cyber patrols and other means. In light of the fact that suspects in relation to child
Figure 13: Number of Child Pornography Cases Cleared (2006-2010)

Year 2006 Classification	2007	2008	2009	2010
Cases Cleared	616	567	676	935	1,342
Cases of Internet Use	251	192	254	507	783
Arrests	350	377	412	650	926
Cases of Internet Use	174	172	213	394	644
No. of Victims	253	275	338	405	614

Case: Using file-sharing software, a civil servant (51) and others made child pornography browsable, publicly displaying it to an unspecified number of users. In September 2010, the NPA coordinated an investigation of the homes and workplaces of suspects in 50 locations nationwide with 21 prefectural police departments. Eighteen of the suspects were arrested for violating the Act on Punishment of Activities Relating to Child Prostitution and Child Pornography, and the Protection of Children (public display of child pornography) and other counts.

## (2) Measures Against Online Drug Trafficking

An important point of the Anti-Drug Major Reinforcement Plan, formulated by the NPA in November 2010, was the eradication of online drug trafficking crime. The NPA has ramped up its collection of information on drug trafficking crimes through reports on the Internet Hotline Center, cyber patrols and

other means and is promoting the use of effective investigation techniques in inherited cases to apprehend traffickers.

Case: An unemployed man (35) and 5 others were apprehended in April 2010 for violations of the Stimulants Control Act (joint possession, etc.) after trafficking stimulants and writing messages advertising their direct sale and mail ordering on online forums.

In addition, the administrator of the forum, a man from Hyogo (36), was aware of the postings on trafficking of stimulants and refused to either erase the posts or close the forum. He was apprehended in September 2010 for facilitating stimulant trafficking in violation of the Stimulant Control Act (assisting for-profit conveyance of stimulants).
## (3) Measures Against Economic Crimes

The NPA is working hard to investigate the repurchase of illegally sold fake brand goods and pirated DVDs on Internet auction sites and round up suspects, starting with those spotted through monitoring file sharing networks with the NPA peer-to-peer (P2P) monitoring system and cyber patrols. While building connections with related agencies and groups, we are requesting website administrators to delete illegal information posted on their sites regarding economic crimes.

Figure 14: Overview of NPA P2P Monitoring System

Column: The NPA P2P Monitoring System

There are countless illegal files circulating on file sharing networks that use P2P technology to transmit data while keeping their users highly anonymous. In order to better understand how files circulate with file sharing software, the NPA started using a P2P monitoring system in 2010. The system patrols file sharing networks to gather data on files and then analyzes and searches the results.

### 4. Supporting Cybercrime Investigations

## (1) Technical Support

Cybercrimes abuse technology in sophisticated manners, and controlling them is increasingly requiring advanced technical knowledge. The NPA is establishing a system to handle these needs, establishing a High-Tech Crime Technology Division in the Info-Communications Bureau of the NPA, Regional Police Bureaus, and prefectural police.

Using its P2P monitoring system, the NPA also takes measures such as providing useful information to investigations on violations of the Copyright Act, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography Act and other laws using file-sharing software.

12th Interpol Asia-South Pacific Working Party on Information Technology Crime

## (2) International Cooperation

Cybercrimes pass international borders with ease. The NPA is actively working on projects to combat international cybercrimes through international conferences such as the G8 Roma/Lyon High-Tech Crime Subgroup and ICPO Asia-South Pacific Working Party on IT Crime, and also through cooperation with foreign investigation agencies.

Furthermore, with the globalization of crime, an increasing number of cases involve exploitation of foreign-made electronic devices. In order to extract and analyze the data saved on such devices, police need to understand the latest in foreign technologies, share information with foreign security organizations, and increase analytical capabilities. The NPA promotes international ties through initiatives such as hosting the Asian Regional Cybercrime Investigation Technology Conference and developing and operating the Cybercrime Technology Information Network System.
safer content filtering services to all their customers.

Police are also promoting various public awareness activities, such as working to raise parental awareness on content filters at orientation and other parent-teacher meetings.

### 6. Measures Against Cyber Terrorism

## (1) State of Cyber Terrorism

Communication and information networks are highly developed in modern society. If a cyber-attack were to strike critical systems in such key infrastructure, it could severely disrupt people's lives and socio-economic activity.

Cyber attacks can hit at any time or place if the attacker gains access to the computer or network. That being the case, cyber terrorism has become more and more of a real threat, as illustrated with the following examples.

Figure 15: Cyber terrorism and key infrastructure

Case: In September 2010, a Chinese hacker

group known as the Honker Union called for cyber attacks on Japanese government agencies on the website of a private organization claiming Chinese ownership of the Senkaku Islands. There was then a large concentration of site accesses on the NPA website that appeared to be related to this, overloading the server and making the site hard to view.

## (2) Structure to Combat Cyber Terrorism

Cyber Terrorism Countermeasure Promotion Office has been established at the NPA. This office guides and coordinates anti-cyber terrorism measures for prefectural police, and promotes comprehensive anti-cyber terrorism measures, such as training for prefectural police personnel.

In addition, technical forces referred to as Cyber Forces have been established in each Regional Police Bureau as the technical underpinnings of anti-cyber terrorism measures. The Cyber Force Center, residing at NPA, acts as the control tower for the Cyber Forces nationwide. The center works around the clock to detect signs of cyber terrorism, also providing valuable services to key infrastructural companies by analyzing aggregated data and providing results to such companies.
Figure 16: Function of the Cyber Force Center

## (3) Anti-Cyber terrorism Initiatives

## 1 ) Promotion of Public-Private Partnership Against Cyber Terrorism

Police have a number of initiatives for preventing cyber terrorism and accurately responding when attacks do occur. Besides providing key infrastructural companies and other companies with information on separate cyber terrorist threats and information security, the police run joint training with these companies for expected forms of cyber terrorism and promote anti-cyber terrorist measures with public-private partnerships to help improve emergency response capabilities.

## 2 ) Strengthening International Ties

Cyber terrorism crosses international borders with ease and is not a problem that can be solved by any one country alone. As such, police work hand-in-hand with related foreign institutions and organizations to regularly exchange information that may help in the fight against cyber terrorism and take measures such as holding joint training exercises in order to respond appropriately in case of incidents.

## Section 3: Sweeping Enhancement of Anti-Cybercrime Measures

### 1. Enhancing Measures Against Unauthorized Access

## (1) Study for Strengthening Enforcement

Current Unauthorized Computer Access Act is limited in that arrest is only permitted if someone succeeds in actually gaining unauthorized access. Police therefore need to study measures to prevent damage that may occur at the various stages which lead to unauthorized access.

## (2) Improving Access Administrator Prevention Measures

A framework to promote and support access control functions needs to be reviewed as the basis for voluntary advancement initiatives by private companies.

### 2. Improving the Environment for Cybercrime Investigations

## (1) Measures to Enable Identification of Internet Café Users

Enabling identification of internet cafe users is essential to deter crimes originating in cafes. Since 2007, the NPA has proposed several measures to the Japan Complex Cafe Association to confirm the identity of cafe users and eliminate their anonymity.

Prefectural police have also established internet cafe liaison councils. These councils exchange information with internet cafe operators and allow the police to
propose various measures to all operators to eliminate anonymity of cafe users, such as confirmation of user identity, recording terminals used, and installation of security cameras.

## (2) Measures to Prevent Abuse of Wireless Networks and Mobile Data Cards

People connecting to the Internet with another name by accessing other people’s wireless network without authorization presents the possibility for security issues. An appeal needs to be made to manufacturers and distributors about wireless network equipment being sold with default encryption settings.

With regards to mobile data cards, the problem lies with users being able to anonymously purchase cards without their identity being confirmed. An appeal needs to be made to businesses to confirm identity at time of purchase, and the businesses need to spur on such initiatives voluntarily.

## (3) Saving Communication Logs

In cybercrime investigations, detectives must identify both what computer was used and who was using that computer. Police need to deepen public understanding of the importance of communication logs in making such identification.

### 3. Maintaining Cyberspace Order Through Public-Private Partnerships

Police need to bring public and private parties together and continue initiatives to maintain order in cyberspace by supporting initiatives run by private groups in terms of cybercrime volunteer activity, blocking child pornography, and preventing the victimization of children on social networking sites.
平 成 2 2 年度 蔵 出 概 算 要 求 額 明 细 表
19 内 閣 府 所 管 (経済社会総合研究所)
要求番号	事 项	前 年 度 2 2 年 度 概 算 要 求 額	对 前 年 度 比 較 增 △ 减	備 考
予 算 额	概 算 要 求 額	1 6 年 度	1 7 年 度	1 8 年 度	1 9 年 度	2 0 年 度
010 内 閣 本 府 330 経済社会総合研究所	3,068,875	2,855,261	△	213,614	(3,918,495) (4,111,422)	3,938,558) (4,069,320)	3,895,368) (3,954,405)	3,089,659) (3,536,994)	3,211,881) (3,416,152)
予 算 额	3,864,933	3,743,761	3,591,209	2,812,461	2,895,333
决 算 额	0	0	0	0	0
翌年度繰越額	53,562	194,797	304,159	277,198	316,548
不 用 额	53,562	194,797	304,159	277,198	316,548
流用等增△减額	0	0	0	0	0
(項) 経済社会総合研究所
区 分	平成20年度 当初予算額	前 年 度 繰 越 額	流 用 等 增 △ 减額	蔵出予算現額	支出済額	翌年度 繰越額	不用 額
08 職員旅費	2,608	0	0	2,608	1,585	0	1,023
08 外国旅費	10,785	0	0	10,785	10,626	0	159
08 在外研究員旅費	5,768	0	0	5,768	5,581	0	187
08 委員等旅費	11,253	0	0	11,253	5,783	0	5,470
08 外国人招へレ旅費	9,646	0	0	9,646	8,540	0	1,106
08 目計	40,060	0	0	40,060	32,115	0	7,945
09 情報处理業務庁費	520,658	0	0	395,274	336,885	0	58,389
09 景気動向調査費	249,579	0	0	249,579	207,480	0	42,099
09 試験研究費	435,912	0	0	434,590	354,654	0	79,936
09 電子計算機等借料	496,407	0	0	496,407	467,835	0	28,572
09 招へレ外国人滞在費	1,474	0	0	1,474	320	0	1,154
09 目計	1,704,030	0	0	1,577,324	1,367,174	0	210,150
要求番号	事 项	前 年 度算 额	2 2 年 度概算要求额	对 前 年 度比較增△減	備 考
①	01-13 经济社会総合研究所必要必经費	1,822,449	1,799,585	△ 22,864	1 6 年度	1 7 年度	1 8 年度	1 9 年度	2 0 年度
予 算 额	( 3,918,495) ( 4,111,422	3,938,558) ( 4,069,320	3,895,368) ( 3,954,405	1,834,609) ( 1,871,100	1,803,003) 1,859,450
决 算 额	1,739,583
差 引 额	63,420
科 R22
1 6 年度	1 7 年度	1 8 年度	1 9 年度	2 0 年度
予 算 额	( 1,010,999) ( 1,097,862	1,050,601) ( 1,076,013	1,085,186) ( 1,085,601	1,091,415) ( 1,125,657	1,096,972) 1,150,295
指定職 10名	行政職 96名	研究職 29名	計135名
001 人 件 费	1,158,850	1,168,827	9,977
13073-2111-02-0000 職員基本給	719,051	725,783	6,732
02-0100 職員俸給	600,829	598,066	2,763
02-0200 扶養手当	8,034	8,034	0
02-0300 地域手当	110,188	119,683	9,495
13073-2111-03-0000 職員諸手当	378,132	381,517	3,385
03-0100 管理職手当	39,303	39,131	172
03-0300 通勤手当	19,991	19,991	0
03-0700 期末手当	211,422	186,766	24,656
03-0800 勤勉手当	88,290	113,501	25,211
03-1100 住居手当	7,344	7,344	0
03-1300 管理職員特別勤務手当	479	479	0
03-1900 本府省業務調整手当	11,303	14,305	3,002
13073-2111-04-0100 超過勤務手当	36,558	36,418	140
13073-2111-05-1360 短時間勤務職員給与	25,109	25,109	0
05-0100 再任用短時間勤務職員給与	12,342	12,342	0
05-0200 任期付短時間勤務職員給与	12,767	12,767	0
要求番号	事 项	前 年 度 算 额	2 2 年 度 概算要求额	对 前 年 度 比 较 增 △ 减	備 考
要求番号	事項	前年度算額	22年度概算要求額	对前年度比較增△減	備考
011 经济社会総合研究所必要公共通經費	140,180	138,986	△1,194	科 R22
16年度	17年度	18年度	19年度	20年度
予算額	(17,847)(18,787	100,094)(107,159	151,130)(155,682	153,054)(155,303
(要求要旨)
经济社会総合研究所必要公共通經費。
主任研究官クラス
(16,800)(10)	(40/42)(42/44)
@18,500 8人 4日 12月 1 1	7,104(
研究官クラス
(12,810)(12)	(40/42)(42/44)
@14,300 10人 4日 12月 1 1	6,864(
計
第1子及び第2子	(181)
@5,000 30人月	150(
第3子以降	(47)
@10,000 8人月	80(
計	230(
客員研究員上京旅費(プロック内日帰り)	3,713(
客員主任研究官(10～7級相当)
@14,960 3人 3回 12月	1,616(
客員研究官(6～3級相当)	@14,560 3人 4回 12月	2,097(
1.備品費
@1,000,000 1.05	1,050(
2.消耗品費	22,712(
(1)事務用品	@600,000 4回 1.05	2,520(
(2)コピー用紙	@1,900 637箱 1.05	1,271(
(3)国内定期刊行物(新聞·雑誌等)
@400,000 12月 1.05	5,040(
(4)海外定期刊行物(新聞·雑誌等)
@4,300,000 1.05	4,515(
(5)参考文献	@5,000 200冊 1.05	1,050(
(6)プリンタートナー	@60,000 22簡 6回 1.05	8,316(
3.通信運搬費
要求番号	事項	前年度算額	22年度概算要求額	对前年度比較增△減	備考
郵便料 @350,000 12月 4,200(4,200)4.借料及び損料 6,824(6,824)（1）複写機借料（国庫債務負担行為） @26,800 12月 8台 1.05 2,701(2,701)21' 国債の23年度蔵出化額 2,701 千円 「総事業費」 8,103 千円 《平成21年度国庫債務負担行為分》 22年度蔵出化額 2,701 千円 23年度蔵出化額 2,701 千円平成22年度以降にわたる国庫債務負担行為(事項)
総額	実施年度	支出及び支出予定額の状況等
平成21年度までの支出額及び支出見込額	平成22年度以降支出予定額
平成22年度支出予定額	平成23年度支出予定額
8,103	平成21年度以降3個年度以内	2,701	2,701	2,701
要求
番号	事 项	前 年 度
算 额	2 2 年 度
概算要求额	对 前 年 度
比 较 增 △ 减	備 考
(1) 短時間勤務職員 @5,144 3人 15(0)
(2) 事務補助 @4,365 20人 87(0)
9. 雜役務費
(1,000,000)
複写機等保守料 @700,000 12月 1.05 8,820(12,600)
10. 職員厚生経費 912(762)
(5,417)
(1) 健康診断受信料 @5,897 134人 1.05 830(762)
(2) 事務補助一般定期健康診断受信料 @3,884 20人 1.05 82(0)
計
要求番号	事項	前年度算額	22年度概算要求額	对前年度比較增△減	備考
科R22
16年度	17年度	18年度	19年度	20年度
(1,593,835)(1,610,750	1,607,342)(1,625,352	1,545,493)(1,555,065	590,140)(590,140	568,805)568,805
算額	17年度	18年度	19年度	20年度
(1,002,337)(1,008,532	1,583,956)(1,600,070	1,545,493)(1,555,065	590,140)(590,140	568,805)568,805
算額	17年度	18年度	19年度	20年度
(1,002,337)(1,008,532	1,583,956)(1,600,070	1,545,493)(1,555,065	590,140)(590,140	568,805)568,805
(要求要旨)
经济財政政策関係業務等に使用する電子計算機システムの整備、運用に必要な経費。(注)当該経費に係る(目)試験研究費については、経済社会総合研究所に必要な共通経費に計上している。
1.消耗品費	2,680(	2,680)
電算消耗品(ブリンタトナー)	@40,000 0.8	40個	1.05	1,344(
電算消耗品(NLP用紙)	@5,300	0.8	300個	1.05
2.雑役務費	62,858(	64,672)
電算機運用管理業務	(567,000)	12,474(
@495,000	2人	12月	1.05	12,474(
エアハン保守	@490,000	1.05	515(
無停電電源設備等保守	@79,167	12月	1.05	998(
パッケージエアコン保守	@66,666	12月	1.05	840(
磁気テーブ保管業務	@17,490	12月	1.05	220(
SASソフトウェア・プロダクトの使用料
@762,510	12月	1.05	9,608(
経済社会総合研究所ネットワークサービス
@1,440,500	12月	1.05	18,150(
経済社会総合研究所ウェブ(統計部門を除く)
@797,500	12月	1.05	10,049(
データアーカイブ	@4,764,000	2回	1.05	10,004(
3.前年度限りの経費	0(
計	65,538(
1.電子計算機貸貸借料	401,517(
(1)大型電子計算機	239,758(
①本体装置
1セット	12月	@6,642,300	1.05	83,693(
要求
番号	事 项	前
年
算
额	2
2
年
度
概算
要
求
额	对
前
年
度
比
较
增
△
减	備
考
②周边装置	69,335(	69,335)
磁気ディスク装置	2台	12月	@810,780	1.05
磁気テーブ装置	1台	12月	@1,414,190	1.05
磁気テーブ装置	1台	12月	@361,860	1.05
カートリッジライブラリ装置	1台	12月	@723,720	1.05
ページプリンタ装置	1台	12月	@789,750	1.05
カット紙プリンタ装置	1台	12月	@591,690	1.05
③サーバ装置	3,083(
アプリケーション運営用サーバ
1台	12月	@90,820	1.05	1,144(
大型電子計算機接続制御用サーバ(1)
1台	12月	@47,700	1.05	601(
大型電子計算機接続制御用サーバ(2)
3台	12月	@35,390	1.05	1,338(
④ソフトウェア	33,247(
本体関係
本体関係	12月	@2,222,120	1.05	27,999(
サーバ関係	12月	@416,530	1.05	5,248(
⑤サポート	50,400(
ハードウェア保守要員	12月	@1,900,000	1.05	23,940(
SE等による技術支援	12月	@2,100,000	1.05	26,460(
(2) LANシステムの運用に必要な経費(平成22年4月～12
月分)	161,759(
端末	(12)
9月	@4,750,339	1.05	44,891(
周辺機器	(12)
9月	@374,200	1.05	3,536(
ネットワーク機器	(12)
9月	@169,300	1.05	1,600(
サーバ機器	(12)
9月	@6,408,500	1.05	60,560(
要求番号	事項	前年度算額	22年度概算要求額	对前年度比較增△減	備考
(12)9月@533,090 1.05(12)9月@4,882,000 1.05(注)当該經費のうち、平成23年1月以降の経費は、内閣本府へ移し替え。「総事業費」647,037 千円《平成19年度国庫債務負担行為分》22年度蔵出化額161,759 千円平成22年度以降にわたる国庫債務負担行為(事項)
総額	実施年度	支出及び支出予定の状況等
平成21年度までの支出額及び支出見込額	平成22年度以降支出予定額
平成22年度支出予定額	平成23年度以降支出予定額
647,037	平成19年度以降4カ年度以内	485,278	161,759
要求番号	事項	前年度算額	22年度概算要求額	对前年度比較增△減	備考
2	05-13 經濟社会活動の研究等に必要な経費	893,731	914,346	20,615	16年度	17年度	18年度	19年度	20年度
予算額	(474,502)(514,094	1,136,329)(1,213,021	1,113,559)(1,158,057	1,251,690)(1,251,690	1,116,663)1,139,103
決算額差引額	16年度	17年度	18年度	19年度	186,283
006 經濟社会活動の総合的研究に必要な経費	602,303	623,109	20,806
101 經濟社会活動の研究に必要な経費	341,995	341,235	△	760	(0)(643,239)(680,122	602,846)(624,240	680,817)(680,817	535,187)557,627
予算額	(0)(643,239)(680,122	602,846)(624,240	680,817)(680,817	535,187)557,627
13073-2129-06-0110 諸 謝 金	16,847	16,473	△	374	(科 R22)1. 經濟社会の政策課題に関する総合的な研究の実施に必要な経費	11,648(1,734(1,734(1,734(1,734(1
要求番号	事項	前年度算額	22年度概算要求額	对前年度比較增△減	備考
(5)翻訳謝金(和文英訳 400字詰)100枚 @8,000	800(0)
ii. アジア経済のグローバル化とミクロ・データを使用した企業・事務所のダイナミクスの研究(1)出席謝金(教授クラス)7人 2時間 12回 @8,100(2)講師謝金(教授クラス)1人 1時間 12回 @8,100(3)協力者謝金(教授クラス)3人 2時間 12回 @8,100(4)翻訳謝金(和文英訳 400字詰)100枚 @8,000V. 地域活性化・安心社会の実現i. 地域活性化に関する研究(1)出席謝金教授クラス 14人 4時間 3回 @8,100 1,361(0)公務員課長クラス 6人 4時間 5回 @6,300 756(0)(2)執筆謝金(技術的なもの、400字詰)9人 20枚 @3,0002. 研究成果の広報と評価に必要な経費(1)出席謝金(アドバイザイリー・グループ会合)委 員(21,700)(23/25)(21/23)11人 2回 @20,200 1 1(2)出席謝金(国際ワークショップ、国際コンファレンス)招へい外国人(4)(2)(3)(21,700)(23/25)(21/23)2人 3日 2回 @20,200 1 1国内研究者(12)(2)(3)(21,700)(23/25)(21/23)3人 3日 2回 @20,200 1 1(3)出席謝金(ESRI-経済政策フォーラム)教授クラス(4)(8,940)5人 3時間 8回 @8,100(4)出席謝金(外国研究機関との研究交流)教授クラス 4人 4時間 5回 @8,100	606(1,749)437)1,312)858)648(0)
要求番号	事項	前年度算額	22年度概算要求額	对前年度比較增△減	備考
1. 经济社会の政策課題に関する総合的な研究の実施に必要な経費	5,825(0)
Ⅱ. 家計構造・行動の包括的把握
i. 個票データの分析による家計行動の研究
①アメリカ(5泊7日、10級～7級、指定都市)
(航空賃)1回1人@853,600(日当)(宿泊料)693,40047,700112,500日当:7,200円×6日+4,500円×1日宿泊:22,500円×5日
Ⅲ. 企業ダイナミクス・研究開発の促進	3,684(0)
i. サービス産業の計測に関する国際比較研究
①アメリカ(5泊7日、6級～3級、指定都市)
(航空賃)1回1人@830,900(日当)(宿泊料)693,40041,00096,500日当:6,200円×6日+3,800円×1日宿泊:19,300円×5日
ii. アジア経済のグローバル化とミクロ・データを使用した企業・事業所のダイナミクスの研究
①アメリカ(5泊7日、6級～3級、指定都市)
(航空賃)1回1人@830,900(日当)(宿泊料)693,40041,00096,500日当:6,200円×6日+3,800円×1日宿泊:19,300円×5日
iv. サービス・イノベーション政策に関する研究	2,022(0)
①アメリカ(5泊7日、指定職、指定都市)
(航空賃)1回1人@876,800(日当)(宿泊料)693,40054,900128,500日当:8,300円×6日+5,100円×1日宿泊:25,700円×5日
②ヨーロッパ(7泊9日、指定職、指定都市)
(航空賃)1回1人@1,144,600(日当)(宿泊料)893,20071,500179,900日当:8,300円×8日+5,100円×1日