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Author: Zhu Baohua et al
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Publishing Time: 2002-01-01
Features: "Economics Abroad and Contemporary Chinese Economy" is a series of 8 monographs covering topics such as Russian and Eastern European economics, radical economics, comparative economics, development economics, Japanese economics, new institutional economics, Keynesian economics, and neoliberal economics. Some of these works fill gaps in Chinese research or are rare. This book is part of the series, primarily discussing the development of Marxist economics in Japan, Japan's economic growth mechanisms, the internationalization of the Japanese economy, Japan's corporate system, and modern Japanese economic thought. It also conducts comparative research on the Japanese economic system, summarizing its rational aspects and drawing lessons from it to promote the development of the domestic economy.
What constitutes Japanese economics or Japanese economic thought is a subjective matter. This book defines Japanese economics or Japanese economic thought as the economic theories with general significance obtained by Japanese scholars, who, based on Western and European economic thought, apply their unique methods to study specific issues of the Japanese economy.
According to the needs of China's economic reform and development, the book selects and analyzes some important and noteworthy content in Japanese economics that the authors consider valuable for Chinese readers. On the basis of a necessary evaluation of Japanese economic thought, it discusses the lessons that Japanese economic thought can offer to Chinese economists and the potential for China to draw inspiration from Japanese economic thought for its own development.