Japan's lost decade
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| Glavni autor: | Yoshikawa, Hiroshi (-) |
| Vrsta građe: | Knjiga |
| Jezik: | eng jpn |
| Impresum: |
Tokyo :
I-House Press,
2008.
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| Izdanje: | Rev. and expanded ed |
| Nakladnička cjelina: |
LTCB international library selection ;
no. 11 |
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Sadržaj:
- Macroeconomic analysis of the 1990s. High growth in the past
- The 1990s
- Demand or supply?
- What type of demand?
- The "abnormality" of demand fluctuations
- Investment
- Investment to increase production capacity, and stock adjustment
- The recovery of 1995-1996
- The fiscal policy error of 1997
- The prolonged consumption slump
- Bad debts and the Japanese economy. Money supply and the credit crunch
- The bubble and bad debts: banks
- The bubble and bad debts: firms
- The background to the real estate boom
- Monetary policy and prudential policy
- The credit crunch of 1997-1998
- Exchange rates. The fixed exchange rate system and the floating exchange rate system
- The determination of foreign exchange rates: short-run, mid-run, and long-run
- Purchasing power parity
- The pre-war Japanese economy
- The appreciation of the yen over the past 25 years
- Theories blaming the high yen for Japan's economic doldrums
- Japan's manufacturing and nonmanufacturing industries. Small and medium firms, and the self-employed
- An historical turning-point
- The agriculture
- Structural stagnation
- The labor market in the "ice age." Japan's rising unemployment rate
- The mismatch in labor market
- Labor mobility
- Underemployment
- The risk of falling into a deflationary spiral
- The aging of society and fiscal policy. Ill-advised fiscal reconstruction
- The alleged burden of debt
- The national burden ratio
- The social security
- Structural reform
- The future. Has Japan's potential growth rate actually declined?
- Demand and economic growth
- Japan's lost decade: what have we learned and where are we heading? The Japanese economy of the 1990s
- What must be done?
- The Japanese economy during the 1990s
- Macroeconomics policies
- Fiscal policy
- Monetary policy
- Japan's potential growth: The importance of demand-creating innovation.