Titlebook: Crisis and Change in the Japanese Financial System; Takeo Hoshi,Hugh Patrick Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Banki

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,Ger?te zur Luftreinigung in Schulen,ng, implementation of the Big Bang began in April 1998 when all remaining restrictions on foreign exchange transactions were removed. It is scheduled to continue through March 2001. A listing of the deregulation agenda is dominated by measures to remove restrictions on how banks and securities firms

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Innovations in Financial Markets and Institutionshttp://image.papertrans.cn/c/image/239837.jpg

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Messen, Bewerten, Experimentieren,are. What went wrong? What will lift the Japanese economy from stagnation? These are questions addressed in this chapter. In answering them, I also consider the inter-relationship between Japan and the Asian economies, and the parallels between them.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-4395-4Banking; Banking Crisis; Finance; Financial Market; Financial Markets; Funds; Investment

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Formeln, Tabellen, Abbildungen,A theme of Japan’s banking problems in the 1990s was the consistently inadequate disclosure of the scale of bad loans outstanding. The major banks began publishing outstanding loans to bankrupt and 60-day-overdue borrowers in 1993. By March 1995, this amount stood at ￥12.5 trillion, or 3.3% of all loans (Figure 6.1).

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Zusammenfassung, Ausblick und Fazit,The postal savings system and the Ministry of Finance’s Fiscal Investment and Loan Program (FILP) represent an extensive involvement of government financial intermediation in Japan’s flow of funds. As such, they constitute important parts of Japan’s financial system, but they are little known and little discussed outside of Japan.

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What Caused Japan’s Banking Crisis?The banking and financial crisis that started with the collapse of asset prices in 1990 and 1991 and dominated the 1990s stands in stark contrast to Japan’s previous postwar record of economic growth, financial stability, and progress toward financial liberalization.

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