The Economic development of modern Japan

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = ⅵ
• Introduction = ⅶ
• PART Ⅰ JAPAN'S TAKE-OFF AS A CAPITALIST SOCIETY
• 1 'Human Resources' = 3
• 2 'Public Finance' = 25
• 3 'Money and Banking' = 46
• 4 'Industrial Development' = 64
• 5 'The Role of Agriculture'; originally published anonymously in Economic Survey of Asia and the ar East.(ECAFE 1965) = 88
• 6 'Economic Fluctuations in Japan, 1868-1893', 7he Review of Economic Statistics, 23 (4), November 1941; reprinted in Shigeto Tsuru, Essays on the Japanese Economy, Economic Research Series No. 2 (Tokyo: The Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University, Kinokuniya, 1958), pp. 119-53 = 108
• PART Ⅱ JAPAN'S ECONOMY UNDER THE STRAIN OF THE 'CHINA INCIDENT'
• 7 'Japan's Economy under the Strain of the "China Incident"', originally published by the Chinese Council for Economic Research in 1941; reprinted in Shigeto Tsuru, Essays on the Japanese Economy, op. cit., pp. 154-236 = 145
• PART Ⅲ BROADER ISSUES ON CAPITALISM
• 8 'Has Capitalism Changed?', in Shigeto Tsuru (ed.), Has Capitalism Changed? (Iwanami Shoten 1961), pp. 1-66 = 231
• 9 'Technological Progress and Employment' = 297
• PART Ⅳ THE DYASON LECTURES
• 10 'The Economic, Problems of japan: Present and Future', The Australian Outlook, December 1964, pp. 370-99; reprinted in Shigeto Tsuru, Collected Works 13 (Kodansha 1976) = 307
• 11 'The Future of Japan in the Modern World Including Relations with the United States and China', The Australian Outlook, December 1964, pp. 400-425; reprinted in Shigeto Tsuru, Collected Works, 13 (Kodansha 1976) = 337
• ○ = 363