The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless Nation"The first full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political/industrial system"--Cover subtitle. |
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Page 121
... banks the hierarchically ordered banks have a tremendous steering power . Directing them in turn are the Bank of Japan and MOF bureaucrats . The central bank must give approval to the so- called city banks ( attached to the keiretsu ...
... banks the hierarchically ordered banks have a tremendous steering power . Directing them in turn are the Bank of Japan and MOF bureaucrats . The central bank must give approval to the so- called city banks ( attached to the keiretsu ...
Page 402
... banks , security houses and insurance firms , enabling them to compete better on the money markets of the world . Until then Ministry of Finance bureaucrats had enforced a strict division of labour , with fences around the banking ...
... banks , security houses and insurance firms , enabling them to compete better on the money markets of the world . Until then Ministry of Finance bureaucrats had enforced a strict division of labour , with fences around the banking ...
Page 472
... banks were Teikoku , Mitsubishi , Yasuda , Sumitomo and Sanwa ; the Industrial Bank of Japan belonged in the same category . They were backed by fifty - six banks designated as ' banks to absorb funds from private sectors ' . Ibid . , p ...
... banks were Teikoku , Mitsubishi , Yasuda , Sumitomo and Sanwa ; the Industrial Bank of Japan belonged in the same category . They were backed by fifty - six banks designated as ' banks to absorb funds from private sectors ' . Ibid . , p ...
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