This text examines the economic world of Japan, arguing that it is still mired in the structures, policies, and mental habits of the 1950s and 1960s. The result has been a "dual economy" which is seen as unique in the industrial world.
This text examines the economic world of Japan, arguing that it is still mired in the structures, policies, and mental habits of the 1950s and 1960s. The result has been a "dual economy" which is seen as unique in the industrial world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: What Happened to the Miracle? 1. Mainframe Economics in a PC World 3 Part One: The Two Japans 2. Japan's Deformed Dual Economy 3. Hollowing Out: Driving Away the Geese That Lay the Golden Eggs 4. From Growth Superstar to Economic Laggard Part Two: The Success and the Souring 5. The Politics of Japanese Economic Policy 6. 1955-73: The System Succeeds in the Era of Catch-Up 7. 1973-90: The System Sours 8. Economic Anorexia: From Bubble to Bust Part Three: Open Trade: The Heavy Artillery of Economic Reform 9. If Poland Can Reform, Why Not Japan? 10. Asia Versus Japan in the Race to Reform 11. Japan's Peculiar Trade: Too Few Imports, Too Few Exports 12. Is Japan Opening Up? Part Four: The Road Ahead 13. Beyond Revisionism and Traditionalism: A New Paradigm to Guide Policy 14. Interregnum: Whither Japan?
Introduction: What Happened to the Miracle? 1. Mainframe Economics in a PC World 3 Part One: The Two Japans 2. Japan's Deformed Dual Economy 3. Hollowing Out: Driving Away the Geese That Lay the Golden Eggs 4. From Growth Superstar to Economic Laggard Part Two: The Success and the Souring 5. The Politics of Japanese Economic Policy 6. 1955-73: The System Succeeds in the Era of Catch-Up 7. 1973-90: The System Sours 8. Economic Anorexia: From Bubble to Bust Part Three: Open Trade: The Heavy Artillery of Economic Reform 9. If Poland Can Reform, Why Not Japan? 10. Asia Versus Japan in the Race to Reform 11. Japan's Peculiar Trade: Too Few Imports, Too Few Exports 12. Is Japan Opening Up? Part Four: The Road Ahead 13. Beyond Revisionism and Traditionalism: A New Paradigm to Guide Policy 14. Interregnum: Whither Japan?
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