Japanese Traditions and Japanese Capitalism

Shichihei Yamamoto

Japanese Economy, 1994, vol. 22, issue 3-4, 3-66

Abstract: The present is a truly mysterious time. For example, there is a word, capitalism, which can be affixed as a label to a certain concept and then used to define whatever that concept is. If that were the case, then capitalism in countries such as Japan and the United States would mean the same idea, and if capitalism was the same, then all of the analysis and research (including the resultant policies) which are applicable in the United States would all be applicable in Japan as well. But, are they really?

Date: 1994
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