Titlebook: Japan’s New Imperialism; Rob Steven Book 1990 Rob Steven 1990 East Asia.imperialism.Japan

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Investment in Indonesia and the Philippines,th were primary targets of Japan’s raw material scramble in the 1970s, and Japanese capital’s primary interest in both remains in food production and raw materials. In spite of offering the lowest wages in ASEAN, neither Indonesia nor the Philippines has been able to rekindle much interest from Japa

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Book 1990rivalries between the two great capitalist powers, Japan and the USA. To escape the high yen, Japanese capital is closing down factories at home and shifting them overseas. Some are going to the advanced countries, but the book‘s main focus is on the search for cheap labour in Southeast Asia to make

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Current Global Strategy: Advanced Countries,ion of finished products, and 26 per cent in the production of components and intermediary goods. Investment plans in Asia had almost the opposite priorities: 57.9 per cent aimed at finished articles, 41.2 per cent components and intermediary goods and only 39.4 per cent sales outlets (Keizai kikakuchō, 1987b, p. 45).

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rises and rivalries between the two great capitalist powers, Japan and the USA. To escape the high yen, Japanese capital is closing down factories at home and shifting them overseas. Some are going to the advanced countries, but the book‘s main focus is on the search for cheap labour in Southeast As

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Origins of the High Yen Crisis,eriod 1980–87 in most detail, one cannot fully grasp the forces at work unless one sees this period in its historical context. I therefore briefly review the main features of the years leading up to this crisis, in particular the period after 1974.