The Japanese Financial System

By: Yoshio Suzuki

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Paperback | 7 September 1989

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Against a background of liberalization and deregulation, the Japanese financial system is now undergoing substantial change - a topic of major concern in world financial circles. This book provides up-to-date, detailed information on the present system and its historical background. Prepared by the staff of the Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies, Bank of Japan, and edited by Dr Yoshio Suzuki, the distinguished monetary economist, this survey is supported by the most authoritative data and figures. The book is divided into two parts: Part I outlines features and changes in the Japanese financial system and economy after the Second World War. Part II gives detailed descriptions of various assets, interest rates, financial institutions, and monetary policy.

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'by far the most up-to-date and comprehensive reference work available on its topic ... reference use of this book will go far beyond the academic world ... It will be an important source for all involved in business and financial dealings with Japan.' Janet Hunter, Economic Journal 'I know of no other book source in English that is more up-to-date or more comprehensive in coverage of Japanese financial markets and institutions.' Charles W. Haley, University of Washington, Journal of Japanese Studies 'comprehensive, and valuable' D. Hugh Whitaker, British Book News

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