Japan Remodeled: How Government and Industry Are Reforming Japanese Capitalism (Cornell Studies in Political Economy)
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Japan Remodeled: How Government and Industry Are Reforming Japanese Capitalism (Cornell Studies in Political Economy)

by Steven K. Vogel

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Japan Remodeled explores how government and industry are reforming Japanese capitalism. Steven K. Vogel examines economic change through the interaction of public policy, business institutions, and political economy, offering readers a focused study of Japan’s evolving economic system.

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Japan Remodeled examines reform in Japanese capitalism.

The book focuses on the roles of government and industry in reshaping Japan’s economic system.

As part of the Cornell Studies in Political Economy, it explores the relationship between political institutions and economic change.

Steven K. Vogel presents a study of Japan’s evolving approach to capitalism and reform.

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