A History of Japanese Economic Thought.

Kōji Taira · Tessa Morris–Suzuki

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Japanese History and Culture Economic Theory and Institutions Historical Economic and Legal Thought

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1. Economic Thought in Tokugawa Japan 2. The Introduction of Western Economic Thought: From the Meiji Restoration to the First World War 3. Economic Debates in Interwar Japan 4. Postwar Marxian Economics 5. Economic Theory and the 'Economic Miracle' 6. Contemporary Japanese Economic Thought

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