Titlebook: Economic Transformation in Eastern Europe and East Asia; A Challenge for Japa Herbert Hax,Wolfgang Klenner,Takafusa Nakamura Conference pro

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松緊帶

,Key Factors for Japan’s High Rate of Economic Growth, ago. However, it wasnot until about 1955, ten years after the end of the second world war, that a dramatic economic recovery began. In 1960 the government adopted a development policy known as the .. The ambitious goal set in this plan of doubling people’s income within ten years was actually achie

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PRISE

The Japanese Labor Market Today,er of job-seekers has declined steeply. In July 1993 it amounted to 72% of the number of unemployed (1, 590,000). Also, the regional differences have become very great; in Hokkaido this rate was 40%, in Okinawa 41% and in Aomori 45%. This means that the number of open jobs had declined in peripheral

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,Germany’s Contribution to the Development of Labor Markets in Eastern Europe,can influence, Eastern Europe under Soviet. The pursuit of independence and national interests was confined by narrow limits, in the West as well as in the East. Both sides grew accustomed to this situation which seemed to be the permanent order of things. Thus, the whole world was surprised by the

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山羊

Transferring Managerial and Organizational Methods to Eastern Europe,he so called comparative management theory.2 In Germany, this field of research received new impetus from the debate on the Japanese economic ‘miracle’ and the phenomenal success of certain Japanese MNC’s on international markets.

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The Economic Effects of German Reunification on West and East Europe,pulse which in the end caught up all Central and Eastern Europe in a gigantic changeover. Thus, it seems necessary to emphasize right from the beginning that there are good reasons for having other views. German unification is only a part, a detail of the historic system change-over in Central and E