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Yes"Breaking Out of the Depression", "Financial Tsunami","Lost Twenty Years".
Books are works that use words, pictures and other symbols to record all kinds of knowledge on certain materials, clearly express ideas, and make them into volumes, which are important tools for disseminating various knowledge and ideas and accumulating human culture. As history has progressed, it has changed and changed in terms of the way it is written, the materials used and the forms it binds, as well as its form.
From the production and development process of books, we understand that books have gradually developed to lightweight, long-lasting, easy to record and reproduce words and pictures, through the continuous improvement of technical methods, not limited by time and space, circulation and preservation of information, with the function of proclaiming, expounding, storing and disseminating ideology and culture.
Books are one of the important symbols of human progress and civilization. In the 20th century, books have become one of the main tools for disseminating knowledge, science and technology, and preserving culture. With the rapid development of science and technology, the means of disseminating knowledge and information, in addition to books and newspapers, other tools have gradually emerged and developed.
However, the role of books cannot be replaced by other tools or means of communication.
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Japan: The Paradox of the Japanese Economy
The End of Japan's Economic Miracle
Postwar Japanese Economy
Historical Changes in Japan's Economic System
United States: "American Economic Policy in the 80s of the Twentieth Century".
U.S. Economic Policy in the 90s of the 20th Century
A History of Americans
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U.S. Economic Class:
The Federal Reserve William Gedley.
A Monetary History of the United States (1867-1960) Friedman, Schwartz, The Logic of Wealth: America's Interlocking Global, Dong Xiaojun, An Economic History of the United States, Lins, Kane.
Japanese Economy:
The Mitsui Empire in Action: Unveiling the Chinese Layout of the Japanese Foundation" Bai Yimin, "The Lost Twenty Years: The Real Reasons for Japan's Long-term Economic Stagnation", Nobuo Ikeda, "The Road to Postwar Economic Development: Japan", Dong Lei.
Japan's Introspection: Manufacturing Destroys Japan" Yukio Noguchi.
The resurrected Japanese chaebol Chen Xia.
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Post-war Japan's Economic Annihilation", this book is the most famous and published early.
Book Publisher: Shanghai People's Publishing House.
1973 edition.
Then there's "Capitalism in Japan: Postwar Economic Development in the Face of Defeat."
day) are left to be heavy; Translated by the Center for Japanese Studies in Tachibana, Fudan University, 1995.
Personally, I like this one more, the circle is very comprehensive, and the time span is relatively large.
You can take a look at its catalog.
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Preface 1
Chapter 1 The Establishment of the Modern Era and the Formation of the National Market 1
General Discussion Edo Period 1 from the perspective of economic indicators
Section 1 The Age of Great Reclamation 10
Section 2 The Perfection of Maritime Transport and the Formation of the National Market 15
Section 3 "Locking the Country" and Carrying Out ** 25
Section 4 From Yuanlu to Xiangbao 36
Chapter 2 From the Tanuma Period to Matsukata Finance 42
General discussion of the economic structure of the transition period 42
Section 1 The Evolution of Policies (1)—From the Tanuma Period to the Collapse of the Shogunate 41Section 2 The Evolution of Policies (2)—From the Establishment of the Meiji Era to the End of Matsukata's Deflationary 56
Section 3 Industrial Development 65
Section IV Changes in Foreign Relations 78
Chapter 3 From Matsukata Deflation to World War I 84 General Discussion on Economic Development in Prewar Japan (1881-1940) 84 Section 1 The Beginning of Modern Economic Growth 93
Section 2 The Development of Industries and Changes in the Industrial Structure 105 Section 3 From "Small**" to "Large**" 118
Section 4 Japan and Asia 126
Chapter 4 From the First World War to the Showa Panic Period 136 General Discussion on the Transformation of the International System and the Japanese Economy 136
Section 1 The First World War and the Japanese Economy 139
Section 2 The Japanese Economy in the Twenties of the Twentieth Century 145 Section 3 Economic Policy and the Lifting of the Gold Ban 160
Section 4 World Panic and Showa Panic 170
Section 5 "Takahashi Finance" and the Japanese Economy in the Thirties of the Twentieth Century 177 Chapter 5 From the Wartime Economy to Democratization and Reconstruction 188
The Era of "Continuity" and "Break" 188
Section 1 The Formation and Collapse of the Wartime Controlled Economy 193
Section 2 Defeat and Post-War Reform 203
Section 3 Post-War Recovery in the Context of Inflation 215
Section 4 From the Dodge Policy to the Special Needs Boom 226
Chapter 6 From High Growth to Heisei Depression 238
General Discussion on Growth and Stagnation in the Postwar Economy 238
Section 1 Mechanisms of High Growth 243
Section 2 The End of High-Speed Economic Growth and Structural Adjustment.
The Japanese Economy in the 70s and the First Half of the 80s of the 20th Century 265 Section 3 The Bubble Economy and Its Collapse: The Japanese Economy after the Second Half of the 80s of the 20th Century 275
Cite ref. 286
Chronology 307
Postscript 320
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Japanese Modernization Studies, Kim Myung-sun, Liaoning University Press, 7-5610-2403-7, Japanese Economy: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, Kim Myung-sun, Liaoning Nationalities Publishing House, 7-80527-260-3, Post-war Japanese Industrial Policy, Kim Myung-sun, Aviation Industry Press, 7-80046-076-2, Modern Japanese Economic Issues, Kim Myung-sun, Liaoning People's Publishing House, Selected Japanese Economy, Kim Myung-sun, Liaoning University Research Office, Changes in Consumer Demand and Economic Growth in Modern China and Japan, Zhang Donggang, People's Publishing House, 7-01-003523-7, Takashi of Overseas Chinese in Japan, Chi Buzhou, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences Press, 7-80515-824-x, History of Japan's Modern Economic Development, Hiroshi Takeuchi, CITIC Press, 7-80073-058-1, Showa Economic History of Japan, Takahide Nakamura, Hebei Education Press, 7-5434-1218-7, Land Planning Towards the 21st Century, Gao Wenchen, Science Press, 7-03-001954-7, The Formation of Japan's Capitalist Domestic Market, Sun Cheng, Oriental Publishing House, 7-5060-0213-2, Postwar Japanese Economic and Political History, Masamura Kimihiro, Shanghai People's Publishing House, Modern and Contemporary Japanese Economic History, Yang Dongliang, World Knowledge Press, 978-7-5012-3697-8, Records of Witnesses of Japan's Economic Policy, Isamu Miyazaki, CITIC Press, 978-7-5086-1567-7,
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