Can I read U.S.-Japan macroeconomic relations : interactions and interdependence in the 1980s on EtoBox?

U.S.-Japan macroeconomic relations : interactions and interdependence in the 1980s by Noguchi, Yukio, 1940-, Yamamura, Kōzō is a book available to read on EtoBox.

What is U.S.-Japan macroeconomic relations : interactions and interdependence in the 1980s about?

For the economies of both the United States and Japan the 1980s was an eventful decade. In the United States, this was the decade of the Reagan macroeconomic policy characterized by very large budget and trade deficits, a major tax cut, a strong dollar, a large capital inflow especially from Japan, and intensifying trade conflicts with Japan. For Japan, it was a decade of accelerating asset prices (the "bubble" in the stock and land markets), a steadily strengthening yen, the lowest official lending rate in Japan's monetary history, a major boom sustained by large investment and exports, a burgeoning trade surplus and rapidly increasing investment abroad, and worsening economic conflicts with the United States. The eight studies presented in this volume examine why the United States and Japan adopted their respective macroeconomic policies of the 1980s and the interrelationships and consequences of each. The analytic methods adopted by these authors range from broad-gauged political-economic analyses offering critical overviews of policy motivations and effects, to technically rigorous econometric studies attempting to confirm or reject various hypotheses relating to the effects of

Author

Noguchi, Yukio, 1940-, Yamamura, Kōzō

Publisher

Seattle : University of Washington Press

Published

1996

Language

EN

ISBN

9780295975511

Subjects

Economics, Business, Language Learning