The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless NationA full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political and industrial system. |
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... cent are from Todai . For the Foreign Ministry the figure is 76 per cent , for the National Land Agency 73.5 per cent and for the Ministry of Transportation 68.5 per cent . * Between 80 and 90 per cent of the annual twenty to thirty ...
... cent are from Todai . For the Foreign Ministry the figure is 76 per cent , for the National Land Agency 73.5 per cent and for the Ministry of Transportation 68.5 per cent . * Between 80 and 90 per cent of the annual twenty to thirty ...
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... cent of the Japanese labour force , compared with 8 per cent in Britain , 9 per cent in the US , 14 per cent in West Germany and 17 per cent in France . 17 The resilience of this vast segment of smaller firms in the face of economic ...
... cent of the Japanese labour force , compared with 8 per cent in Britain , 9 per cent in the US , 14 per cent in West Germany and 17 per cent in France . 17 The resilience of this vast segment of smaller firms in the face of economic ...
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... cent of their borrowings through the designated banks . The latter dominated 70-80 per cent of all lending in Japan.25 The Ministry of Finance had the overall supervision , while the Ministry of Munitions allocated the funds . 26 This ...
... cent of their borrowings through the designated banks . The latter dominated 70-80 per cent of all lending in Japan.25 The Ministry of Finance had the overall supervision , while the Ministry of Munitions allocated the funds . 26 This ...
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