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catalog contributor b12699331.
catalog coverage "Japan Economic policy 1989-".
catalog created "c2003.".
catalog date "2003".
catalog date "c2003.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2003.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 329-340) and index.".
catalog description "Introduction -- 1. The Long and Bumpy Road to Revival -- Part One -- A Tale of Two Problems: Supply and Demand -- 2. The Incredible Shrinking Japan -- 3. Overcoming the Dual Economy: Backward Sectors Are the Key to Japan's Revival -- 4. Overcoming Anorexia: The Labors of Sisyphus -- 5. The Banking Crisis: Dead Firms Walking -- Part Two -- Macroeconomic Policy Debates -- 6. Fiscal Dilemmas -- 7. Monetary Magic Bullets Are Blanks -- 8. Japan Cannot Export Its Way Out -- Part Three -- Globalization: A Progress Report -- 9. Globalization: The Linchpin of Reform -- 10. Imports: Too Many Captives, Not Enough Competitors -- 11. Foreign Direct Investment: A Sea Change -- 12. Financial Integration: The Iceberg Cracks -- Part Four -- Structural Reform: A Progress Report -- 13. What Is Structural Reform? -- 14. Financial Reform: "Big Bang" Versus Financial Socialism -- 15. Corporate Reform: No Competitiveness Without -- More Competition -- 16. Competition Policy: Not Enough Competition, Even Less Policy -- 17. Labor Reform: Mobility, Not Wage Cuts, Is the Answer -- 18. Deregulation and State Enterprises: The Momentum Is Clear, the Destination Is Not -- 19. Tax Reform: Don't Exacerbate Anorexia -- 20. Electoral Reform: Ending the One-Party State -- Part Five -- U.S.-Japan Relations in This Crisis -- 21. The United States Is Not Japan -- 22. How the United States Can Help -- Epilogue -- 23. The Phoenix Economy.".
catalog extent "xvi, 351 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Japanese Phoenix.".
catalog identifier "0765610736 (alk. paper)".
catalog identifier "0765610744 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
catalog isFormatOf "Japanese Phoenix.".
catalog issued "2003".
catalog issued "c2003.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Armonk, N.Y. : M.E. Sharpe,".
catalog relation "Japanese Phoenix.".
catalog spatial "Japan Economic policy 1989-".
catalog spatial "Japan.".
catalog subject "338.952 21".
catalog subject "Economic stabilization Japan.".
catalog subject "Globalization.".
catalog subject "HC462.95 .K39 2003".
catalog subject "Structural adjustment (Economic policy) Japan.".
catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- 1. The Long and Bumpy Road to Revival -- Part One -- A Tale of Two Problems: Supply and Demand -- 2. The Incredible Shrinking Japan -- 3. Overcoming the Dual Economy: Backward Sectors Are the Key to Japan's Revival -- 4. Overcoming Anorexia: The Labors of Sisyphus -- 5. The Banking Crisis: Dead Firms Walking -- Part Two -- Macroeconomic Policy Debates -- 6. Fiscal Dilemmas -- 7. Monetary Magic Bullets Are Blanks -- 8. Japan Cannot Export Its Way Out -- Part Three -- Globalization: A Progress Report -- 9. Globalization: The Linchpin of Reform -- 10. Imports: Too Many Captives, Not Enough Competitors -- 11. Foreign Direct Investment: A Sea Change -- 12. Financial Integration: The Iceberg Cracks -- Part Four -- Structural Reform: A Progress Report -- 13. What Is Structural Reform? -- 14. Financial Reform: "Big Bang" Versus Financial Socialism -- 15. Corporate Reform: No Competitiveness Without -- More Competition -- 16. Competition Policy: Not Enough Competition, Even Less Policy -- 17. Labor Reform: Mobility, Not Wage Cuts, Is the Answer -- 18. Deregulation and State Enterprises: The Momentum Is Clear, the Destination Is Not -- 19. Tax Reform: Don't Exacerbate Anorexia -- 20. Electoral Reform: Ending the One-Party State -- Part Five -- U.S.-Japan Relations in This Crisis -- 21. The United States Is Not Japan -- 22. How the United States Can Help -- Epilogue -- 23. The Phoenix Economy.".
catalog title "Japanese Phoenix : the long road to economic revival / Richard Katz.".
catalog type "text".