Circles of compensation : economic growth and the globalization of Japan / Kent E. Calder.

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Calder, Kent E [Author]

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online resource

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9781503602946

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HC462 .C573 2017

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Contents:

Paradox and Japanese public policy -- The circles-of-compensation concept -- The political economy of connectedness -- Finance -- Land and housing -- Food supply -- Energy -- Transportation -- Communications -- Japan's domestic circles and the broader world -- Models for the future -- Conclusion : unraveling the paradox.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Introduction : confronting the paradox -- Paradox and Japanese public policy -- The circles-of-compensation concept -- The political economy of connectedness -- Finance -- Land and housing -- Food supply -- Energy -- Transportation -- Communications -- Japan's domestic circles and the broader world -- Models for the future -- Conclusion : unraveling the paradox.

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