Amid the Global Turning Point

Jurō Hashimoto

Japanese Economy, 1996, vol. 24, issue 3, 23-61

Abstract: The two decades since the mid-1970s represent a major turning point in the twentieth-century world economic system. We are not referring here to a natural fin-de-siècle transition. Rather this is a large transition which occurs once in a century.

Date: 1996
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