(Mobile ebook) Stock Market Capitalism: Welfare Capitalism: Japan and Germany versus the Anglo-Saxons (Japan Business and Economics Series)
▲ Ronald Dore ▲
| #2189368 in eBooks | 2000-07-13 | 2000-06-19 | File Name: B000V6BD0O | PDF # 1
||5 of 7 people found the following review helpful.| Review of Journal of Economic Literature|By A Customer|This review appeared in JEL, Dec. 2002, by RICHARD A. WERNER Sophia University, Tokyo. Hardly a day passes without the financial press asserting that Japan's economic structure is responsible for the long recession and demanding "badly needed" structural changes. The results of a decade of apparently vigorous counter-||`A thoughtfully detailed book, it's worth the time to read and re-read.' H- Japan
`This book provides a good guide of change in economic behaviours of countries. Although it challenges the less financailly astute reader, it makes more sense up
Ronald Dore places recent developments in Japan in the broader context of gradual changes in modern patterns of capitalism common to all industrial societies--a process that he labels marketization plus financialization. His central focus is on the tendency for shareholder value to be preached as the sole legitimate objective of corporate executives, against the traditional aligment of Japan on the productivist, employee-favoring side of the divide.
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