Financial globalisation and the opening of the Japanese economy /
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| Định dạng: | Sách |
| Ngôn ngữ: | English |
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Richmond :
Curzon,
2001.
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| Truy cập trực tuyến: | Table of contents Publisher description Contributor biographical information |
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- Machine derived contents note: Introduction 1
- Part One
- Financial Globalisation in Theory and Practice
- 1 Beyond Partisan Agendas 11
- 1.1 The Political Economy of Economic Globalisation 11
- 1.2 The Empirical Reality of Financial Globalisation 29
- 1.3 Implications for National Institutional Convergence 42
- Part Two
- The Case of Japan
- 2 Financial Deregulation 'Japanese Style' 59
- 2.1 The 100-year Development of a Modern Financial System 59
- 2.2 Change and the Japanese Financial System 70
- 2.3 Case Study: The Japanese-Style 'Big Bang' 110
- 3 'Awkward Convergence' in the Financial Sector 129
- 3.1 The Internationalisation of Japan's Financial Sector 129
- 3.2 The Rise and Fall of Japanese Firms as Global Competitors 148
- 3.3 Big Bang: Paving the way for Institutional Convergence? 163
- 4 Societal Implications of a 'Gradualist' Approach 195
- 4.1 The Macroeconomic Effects of Gradualism 195
- 4.2 The Microeconomic Effects of Gradualism 217
- 4.3 Case Study: The Societal Implications of Big Bang 245
- Part Three
- Lessons for Global Theorists and 'Japanologists'
- Conclusion 265
- Epilogue Entering the Twenty-first Century: Beyond the Big Bang 275
- Notes 284
- Appendix 1 Moves to Break up the Ministry of Finance (1/94-9/98) 347
- Appendix 2 Economic Stimulus Measures (1/91-9/98) 354
- Bibliography 366
- Index 385.