The Institutional Foundations of Japanese Industrial Policy

Abstract

It is a common error to try to translate the concepts and basis for the Japanese governmentbusiness relationship into English-speaking terms and Anglo-American institutions. This article analyzes the unique history and functions of the Japanese institutions of government and business and examines the ways in which their interrelationship has been critical to Japan9s remarkable economic achievements in the past thirty years.

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