1, financial failure-Yuan Zhong, Ji Chuan (Japanese)
Ji Chuan Yuan Zhong, the author of this book, said that Japan, struggling in the economic crisis, is actually the number one creditor in the world. Contrary to international economic common sense, this phenomenon reflects that the US dollar is not only the de facto world currency, but also closely related to American economic policies.
American policy authorities manipulate the value of the dollar according to their own intentions. The curse of the Japanese economy, which has been trapped in the dollar trap for 20 years, is related to the life and death of the dollar.
2. Bubble Economics-Noguchi Kazuo (Japan)
The author of this book, Yukio Noguchi, is concerned about the Japanese economy after the late 1980s. Analyze the expansion process of foam. The changes of capital cycle, land transaction and macroeconomic policy behind the skyrocketing asset prices, this paper summarizes Japan's bubble response policies, discusses the countermeasures that must be taken to prevent the recurrence of bubbles, and reveals the long-term problems faced by Japan's economic development.
3. Japanese economic bubble and the lost decade-Cai Linhai and Zhai Feng (China)
The authors of this book are Cai Linhai and Zhai Feng, Economic Science Press. In the book, many economic phenomena before the Japanese economic bubble burst are very similar to the current China economy. Banks lend to real estate capital unscrupulously, leading to serious non-performing assets, real economy recession and so on. The key to solving these problems lies in decentralization, the determination of the government and the talents of the country. ?
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Causes of Japanese real estate bubble;
1, Japan's economic and financial liberalization and internationalization accelerated.
1985. In Japanese history, 1985 is a year of great significance. This year, there have been many major events in Japan that can affect Japanese history and change Japan's destiny. After the war, Japan's economy and finance were strongly "closed" and "controlled". In 1970s, Japan began the process of economic and financial liberalization and internationalization. In 1980s, this process accelerated rapidly.
1985, the Japanese government issued the announcement "The Present Situation and Prospects of Japanese Yen Financial Liberalization and Internationalization", which opened the prelude to Japan's overall economic and financial liberalization and internationalization.
2. Japan's political internationalization has accelerated.
In the early 1980s, the Japanese government proposed that Japan should move from an "economic power" to a "political power", and Japan-US relations would become the cornerstone of the "political power". In the "Plaza Meeting" in 1985 and the "Louvre Meeting" in 1986, Japan became the staunchest ally of the United States.
3. The transformation of Japan's economic growth model.
Since 1980, the international community has been calling on Japan to open its domestic market and change its export-oriented economic growth model. Japan's 1985 economic white paper points out that the export-oriented economic growth model is no longer sustainable, and Japan must expand domestic demand to ease its relations with the international community.
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