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This book examines the development of the Japanese economy since the 1980s. Drawing upon a wealth of information, the author analyzes and explicates the development and change in the contemporary Japanese economy with a focus that is threefold. First, the position of the Japanese economy in the world is examined, showing how the effects of Japan's rapid economic growth beginning in the 1960s were felt in Japan and the rest of the world. Next, the internal structure of the large corporation system is set forth, with an explanation of how that structure affected and in turn was affected by the "bubble" economy. Finally, the life of the Japanese people vis-a-vis the large corporation system is considered, with an explanation of Japan's corporation-centered society. The book's treatment of the significance of the historical and structural changes in Japan before and after the development of the bubble economy create a valuable resource for all who have an interest in Japanese society.
Contents
Preface, Explanatory Notes and Abbreviations.- Introduction.- Part 1. Position of the Japanese Economy in the World: Chapter 1. The Present Stage of the Japanese Economy; An International Comparison. Chapter 2. The Development of Foreign Trade. Chapter 3. The Development of Foreign Investment.- Part 2. The Internal Structure of the Large Corporation System: Chapter 4. The Structure and Position of the Six Large Corporation Groups. Chapter 5. Accumulative Structure of the Large Corporation System. Chapter 6. Trends and Problems in Central Government Finance.- Part 3. The Large Corporation System and the Life of the People: Chapter 7. Internal Wage of Structure. Chapter 8. Trends for Farmers and Small Enterprises. Chapter 9. Aspects of the Life of the People.- Conclusion, Bibliography.
