Opening Japan's financial markets / J. Robert Brown, Jr.
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TextPublication details: London ; New York : Routledge, 1994.Description: 1 online resource (xi, 259 pages)Content type: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 0203005953
- 9780203005958
- Investments, Foreign -- Japan
- Banks and banking, Foreign -- Japan
- Japan -- Foreign economic relations
- Investissements étrangers -- Japon
- Banques étrangères -- Japon
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Investments & Securities -- General
- Banks and banking, Foreign
- International economic relations
- Investments, Foreign
- Japan
- Investment & Speculation
- Finance
- Business & Economics
- Investimentos estrangeiros
- Bancos e operacoes bancarias
- Foreign investment
- Japan
- 332.6/73/0952 20
- HG5772 .B74 1994eb
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Chapter 1 A QUESTION OF BALANCE -- chapter 2 ENTRY AND OCCUPATION -- chapter 3 BEHIND THE SHOJI CURTAIN -- chapter 4 FOREIGN PENETRATION IN THE 1970s -- chapter 5 BREAKDOWN OF CONSENSUS -- Reform of the Japanese financial markets -- chapter 6 THE YEN/DOLLAR ACCORD -- chapter 7 REFORM AND FOREIGN PRESSURE -- chapter 8 TREASURY VERSUS UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE -- chapter 9 BREAKING THE LOG JAM -- The reform process and the Ministry of Finance -- chapter 10 PUSHING AGAINST THE ENVELOPE -- Citibank in Japan -- chapter 11 THE OPPORTUNITIES -- chapter 12 THE OPPORTUNITIES FORGONE -- chapter 13 SHARED RESPONSIBILITY.
Annotation The failure of foreign banks to penetrate Japanese financial markets is often blamed on stringent Japanese protectionist policies. Brown takes a broader view, arguing that the ineptitude of foreign banks has also played its part.
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