Japanese experience of economic reforms / edited by Juru Teranishi and

By:

"Teranishi, Juru (ed.)" and Kosai, Yutaka (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; St. Martin's Press; 1993Description: 398pISBN:

9780333579718

Subject(s):

India economic policy 1945-1989

DDC classification:

338.952 JAP

Summary: The Japanese Experience of Economic Reforms offers a renewed investigation into the process of economic reforms and stabilization in Japan after the Second World War. Each chapter reviews policy measures undertaken during this process, discusses their economic rationale, and evaluates their effectiveness. The authors point out a gradual, step-wise process and the government's emphasis on micro and supply-side issues as main characteristics of the Japanese experience. Relevance of the Japanese experience to the developing and post-socialist countries is also discussed.

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The Japanese Experience of Economic Reforms offers a renewed investigation into the process of economic reforms and stabilization in Japan after the Second World War. Each chapter reviews policy measures undertaken during this process, discusses their economic rationale, and evaluates their effectiveness. The authors point out a gradual, step-wise process and the government's emphasis on micro and supply-side issues as main characteristics of the Japanese experience. Relevance of the Japanese experience to the developing and post-socialist countries is also discussed.

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