Titlebook: A Comparative Analysis of Japanese and German Economic Success; Ifo Institute for Economic Research,Sakura Institu Book 1997 Springer Japa

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Tinghuai Wang,Guangming Wang,Kuan Eeik Tan3) price stability and (4) the equilibrium of international balance of payments. The balanced attainment of these goals enables a country to achieve sustained economic development. Under a market economy, the distribution of funds through the economy as a whole is essentially left to the financial a

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Jian Shu,Yuehui Chen,Yi Cao,Yaou Zhaoto long-term goal is to protect and nurture domestic industry. For Japan, which is poorly endowed with resources, it was necessary to ensure the effectiveness of domestic economic policies and regulations by separating domestic and foreign markets so as to achieve economic development in an environm

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Tahjid Ashfaque Mostafa,Irene Chengcompetitiveness of industry. As shown in Fig. 11.1-1, Japan’s industrial policy is divided into structure policy and organisation policy based upon its goals. Further, its instrument is classified into direct intervention and instructive guidance.

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S. Jafar Hosseini,Helder Araujon are predominant in terms of number (Fig. 13.1-1). Most of these smaller companies have developed niche markets and have been operating within the framework of divisions of labour, acting as subcontractors or affiliates under the umbrella of major corporations. Small- to medium-sized enterprises th

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