Politics and economics in contemporary Japan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Kodansha International.; 1983Description: 231: illISBN:

870116126

Subject(s):

Japan-Politics and Government

DDC classification:

320.9 POL

Summary: A unique collaboration between business and government has often been cited by the media to explain Japan's continuing economic success. The general public, however, does not have even a basic understanding of the mechanism of this relationship. These penetrating, informative essays examine the political and economic struc tures and organizations that form the framework of the Japanese business world and reveal their functions and role in the complex interplay between busi ness and government.

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A unique collaboration between business and government has often been cited by the media to explain Japan's continuing economic success. The general public, however, does not have even a basic understanding of the mechanism of this relationship.

These penetrating, informative essays examine the political and economic struc tures and organizations that form the framework of the Japanese business world and reveal their functions and role in the complex interplay between busi ness and government.

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