In the present age, urban population holds the majority of the general
population in a country. Various activities in the urban area give large
influence to economy of a country.
In this paper we can show that the spatial structure such as the
transportation cost or the land rent influences macro economy. The purpose
of our study is theoretical analysis for the influence that over-centralization
gives to effective demand and offering of a theoretical framework in urban
policy. Ono(1994) showed a model that could explain recession theoretically
using liquidity of money. In this paper we show the possibility that
over-centralization more than one scale decreases effective demand.