Japanese Economy

1972 - 2024

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Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Walter F. Hatch
How Globalization Will Change Japan-China Trading Patterns pp. 8-50: Hidehiko Mukoyama
Sino-Japanese Economic Relations: Problems and Prospects pp. 51-59: Kenji Hattori
Complementarity in Sino-Japanese Relations: Toward a Win-Win Game pp. 60-66: C.H. Kwan
The Leading Players in a Technology Superpower: Making Manufacturing a "Creative Industry" pp. 67-76: Yukinori Kuwano
The Future of Japan-China Trade and the Industrial Structure of Both Countries pp. 77-107: Kyoji Fukao
China and Japan in the Age of Globalization pp. 108-119: Ryosei Kokubun
FTAs Take Off in East Asia: The Absence of a Japan-China FTA Is a Loss pp. 120-123: Toshiya Tsugami
Comment on Tsugami's "FTAs Take Off in East Asia" pp. 124-125: Edward Lincoln
Constructing Regional Interests in Japan and China pp. 126-150: Saori N. Katada
Author Index to Volume 31 pp. 151-151: The Editors

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-6: Walter F. Hatch
How to Beat Deflation Take Action with Unconventional Monetary Policies pp. 7-13: Takatoshi Ito
The Fate of Structural Reform pp. 14-25: Hiroshi Kato
The Underlying Cause of Deflation Structural Factors or Monetary Policy? pp. 26-58: Seiji Shinpo
Japan's Confidence Crisis pp. 59-68: Keiichiro Kobayashi
Comment on Richard Werner's "The Enigma of Japanese Policy Ineffectiveness: The Limits of Traditional Approaches, Not Cyclical Policy" pp. 69-81: William W. Grimes
Response to William W. Grimes, "Comment on Richard Werner's 'The Enigma of Japanese Policy Ineffectiveness: The Limits of Traditional Approaches, Not Cyclical Policy'" pp. 82-96: Richard Werner

Post-Crisis Banking Sector Restructuring and Its Impact on Economic Growth pp. 3-37: Richard Werner
Aspects of Career Development and Information Management Policies at the Bank of Japan pp. 38-60: Richard Werner
A Discussion of Anil K. Kashyap's Paper "Sorting Out Japan's Financial Crisis" pp. 61-87: Richard Werner
Author Index to Volume 30 (JanuaryFebruary-NovemberDecember 2002) pp. 88-89: The Editors

Preface pp. 3-4: Kazuo Sato
Background pp. 5-29: The Editors
The Japanese Economy pp. 30-46: The Editors
Historical Heritage pp. 47-67: The Editors
Nation Building pp. 68-94: The Editors
Economic Changes to Catastrophe pp. 95-116: The Editors
The War Economy and the Postwar Reform, 1937-1951 pp. 117-135: The Editors
Rapid Growth, 1952-1974 pp. 136-160: The Editors
Slow Growth, 1975-1995 pp. 161-180: The Editors

A Reconsideration of the Rationale for Bank-Centered Economic Systems and the Effectiveness of Directed Credit Policies in the Light of Japanese Evidence pp. 3-45: Richard Werner
The Road to the Dollar Standard pp. 46-81: Mark Metzler

The Relationship Between Private and Public Financing for Small Businesses pp. 3-28: Kenji Kutsuna
Whither Trade Policy with Japan? pp. 29-41: Edward Lincoln
Keynesianism, Monetarism, and the Contradiction of Japan's Modern Welfare State pp. 42-78: Takaaki Suzuki
The Force of Business: Are Multinationals Policymakers? pp. 79-104: Patricia Nelson

Introduction pp. 3-4: Richard Katz
Chapter 2 Update. Dualism Worsens in the 1990s pp. 5-19: The Editors
Chapter 3 Update. Hollowing Out Accelerates in the Late 1990s pp. 20-28: The Editors
Chapter 4 Update. Japan's Shrinking Weight in the World Economy pp. 29-47: The Editors
Chapter 8 Update. Anorexia pp. 48-121: The Editors
Chapter 11 Update. Japan's Peculiar Trade pp. 122-139: The Editors
Chapter 12 Update. Is Japan Becoming More Globalized? pp. 140-187: The Editors
Author Index to Volume 29 (January/February-November/December 2001) pp. 188-189: The Editors

The Political Economy of "East Asian" Cooperation pp. 5-20: Tsutomu Kikuchi
Japan and Latin America pp. 21-47: Mitsuhiro Kagami
An Assessment of the Impact of China's WTO Accession pp. 48-68: Yang Zerui

Preface pp. 3-4: Kurt Radtke and Marianne Wiesebron
Introduction and Overview pp. 5-27: Kurt Radtke
The WTO, Governments, and Global Business pp. 31-53: Raymond Feddema
Deepening of Multilateral Integration in the WTO pp. 54-74: Gerrit Faber
The European Union's New Strategies Toward Emerging Asia and Latin America pp. 75-97: Pitou Van Duck

Crisis? What Crisis? pp. 3-19: Edith Terry
The International Economy and Monetary Policy from Now On pp. 20-47: Toru Nakakita
Restructuring the Ministry of Finance and Revising the Bank of Japan Law pp. 48-86: Toru Nakakita