Titlebook: Japan’s Economic Policy; G. C. Allen Book 1980 G. C. Allen 1980 economic policy.Japan.policy

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Introduction,e. To quote Sir George Sansom’s comment on this attitude: there long remained in the minds of Westerners the presumption that ‘only they themselves had the secret of manipulating levers and valves’.. An enquiry undertaken by the Royal Institute of International Affairs in 1935 came to conclusions th

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The State and Economic Development,. Since the Second World War, however, comparisons of Japanese practices with those of other countries may lead, at first sight, to quite different conclusions. The Occupation Authority in the years immediately after the war sought to create a liberal market economy and to restrict the government’s

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,The Causes of Japan’s Economic Progress,can one expect it to continue at the same rate? What importance should be attached to fortuitous causes? To what extent can an identity with previous periods of rapid growth be detected, or have quite new factors been mainly responsible?

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The Problems of Economic Growth,f growth which Japan is destined to achieve in the absence of catastrophes. An attempt to estimate what would have happened to the economy if there had been no Second World War is about as useful as speculation about the fate of Europe if Napoleon had won the Battle of Waterloo!

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G. C. Allenhandelt. .Die vierte Auflage beinhaltet eine umfangreiche Aktualisierung sowohl der im Detail behandelten Themen, des regulatorischen Umfelds als auch der Literatur. .978-3-662-67408-6978-3-662-67409-3