Chapter 12 Update. Is Japan Becoming More Globalized?

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Japanese Economy, 2001, vol. 29, issue 5-6, 140-187

Abstract: If, as we have argued, insufficient globalization is at the core of Japan's economic problems, then increased globalization will have to be at heart of the solution. Increased integration with the rest of the world in trade, direct investment, and finance, can be a powerful force for restructuring inside Japan. So, one way to measure Japan's progress toward a revitalized economy is to measure the degree to which it is becoming more globalized.

Date: 2001
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