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2002
Before the onset of Japan’s contemporary economic crisis, economic performance was unsurpassed in terms of growth rates, equity or resilience to external shocks. There were many factors that contributed to Japan’s bubble economy, including a determined official push to move the economy from excessive dependence on foreign demand to reliance on domestic
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Before the onset of Japan’s contemporary economic crisis, economic performance was unsurpassed in terms of growth rates, equity or resilience to external shocks. There were many factors that contributed to Japan’s bubble economy, including a determined official push to move the economy from excessive dependence on foreign demand to reliance on domestic
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2018
Japan’s dramatic transformation from economic success to economic stagnation offers important policy lessons to advanced countries everywhere that are struggling with stagnation. The term ‘Japanization’ is often used by economists to describe long-term stagnation and deflation.
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Japan’s dramatic transformation from economic success to economic stagnation offers important policy lessons to advanced countries everywhere that are struggling with stagnation. The term ‘Japanization’ is often used by economists to describe long-term stagnation and deflation.
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Laos: Mired in Economic Stagnation?
Southeast Asian Affairs 2003, 2003Introduction By most accounts, 2002 was a politically quiet year for Laos. Unlike previous years, there were no student protests or bomb explosions in the capital, Vientiane, and no reported rebel raids against army and police outposts. President Khamtay Siphandone's government grip on power appeared absolute with no open dissent in the ranks ...
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Economic Crisis and the Stagnation of Agriculture
1999Initially based on rapid economic growth fuelled by exports, the development strategy of South Korea eventually shifted more toward deepening of the industrial structure. The Third Five Year Economic Development Plan (1972–6) put more focus on strengthening the industrial production base, especially by promoting heavy and chemical industry.
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The Politics of Africa's Economic Stagnation
1985African states are not, in any real sense, capitalist states. Elsewhere, the state has played a crucial role in facilitating capitalist expansion, but in postcolonial Africa one finds a form of neopatrimonialism - personal rule - that introduces a variety of economic irrationalities.
Richard Sandbrook, Judith Barker
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Military Spending and Economic Stagnation
American Journal of Sociology, 1973Baran and Sweezy's analysis of the role of military spending in preventing economic stagnation in monopoly capitalist countries is tested with data from the 18 wealthiest capitalist countries. According to the Baran-Sweezy theory, the greater the role of military spending in an economy, the lower should be the level of unemployment and the more rapid ...
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Prosperity and Stagnation in Capitalist Economics [PDF]
, 2005 The KMG growth dynamics in Chiarella and Flaschel (2000) assume that wages, prices and quantities adjust sluggishly to disequilibria in labor and goods markets. This paper modifies the KMG model by introducing Steindlian features of capital accumulation and income distribution.
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Political Stability and Economic Stagnation
1998The evolution of macroeconomic policies in Latin America since the early 1970s has been by any standard remarkable, even if in some countries observers are not entirely sanguine about the sustainability of the macroeconomic reforms. Only in a few countries, however, has growth matched the vigour with which governments have attacked macroeconomic ...
Philip Keefer, Stephen Knack
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Evolution and Stagnation of Economic Systems
1990In contrast to Marxism, based on the idea of evolution, the market economy is characterised by quite different factors. It received its early impetus from Adam Smith, a son of the Enlightenment and thus estranged from the idea of evolution. He emphasised self-regulation of the market, and it is therefore no coincidence that illustrations from the ...
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Economic growth and stagnation with endogenous health and fertility [PDF]
Population Economics, 2004 This article offers a theory of economic growth, stagnation, and demo-economic transition that originates from external effects of child-bearing, health expenditure, and education under endogenous mortality. Facing a hierarchy of needs, parents always consume and want to have a family. Child quality, measured as a two-dimensional vector of child health
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