The Japanese economy reconsidered
'Makoto Itoh has produced a masterful volume on the crisis of Japan. This concise and complete work by one of the 20th century's great political economists provides a sure-handed account of Japan's situation as it enters the 21st. He incisively summarizes the historical background and...
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'Makoto Itoh has produced a masterful volume on the crisis of Japan. This concise and complete work by one of the 20th century's great political economists provides a sure-handed account of Japan's situation as it enters the 21st. He incisively summarizes the historical background and competing schools of thought on what ails Japan. Itoh argues that Japan's problems arise from both a crisis of social reproduction and the breakdown of the international economic order. This volume will take its place as one of author's enduring achievements.' - Gary Dymski, Department of Economics, University |
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Ebook. Originally published in: 1998. |
Carrier Form: | 168 p. |
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9780333665190 9780230503243 : 0230503241 : |
CLC: | F015 |
Contents: | List of Tables List of Figures Preface PART I: THE LONG DOWNTURN IN THE JAPANESE ECONOMY High Economic Growth and its Deadlock Several Phases of Continuous Instability Strengths and Weaknesses of the Japanese Economy Toward Zero Growth Capitalism? PART II: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND COMPETITIVE RESTRUCTURING OF CAPITALISM The Impact of the Information Revolution Revitalization of Atomistic Market Economy Neoliberalism and the Spiral Reversal of Capitalist Development PART III: CHANGES IN INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE AND FAMILY LIFE Industrial Hollowing-out The Economy Shifts Toward the Tertiary Se |