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Paving the Way to the Privatization of Public Financial Services,Japan’s public economy, i.e., the system in which taxpayers receive public services in return for their tax money, was the brainchild of Maejima Hisoka (1835–1919), also known as the father of the Japanese postal service.

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Progress After the Privatization of Public Financial Services and Trends by Type of Financial Instiut government owned companies. In October of the following year, policy-based financial institutions (Development Bank of Japan, Shoko Chukin Bank, and Japan Finance Corporation) also became privately operated but government-owned stock companies.

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Theory and Empirical Analysis for the Restructuring of the Three Privatized Public Financial Instit of other countries and that its burgeoning scale had caused the financial and capital markets’ resource allocation mechanism to break down. Stressing that enhancing the efficiency of the financial and capital markets was a top priority, the Japanese government insisted that a drastic reform of poli

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