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Preface
Note on Terms
Introduction: The West Wing and the MOF
I. Lender
1. The Japanese Company: Ownership, Control, and Competition
2. The Credit Decision
3. A Case of National Leverage: The Japanese Economic Miracle
4. Closing the Circle: Exports, Exchange Rates, and the 1970s
II. Lending
5. Weak Claims: Japanese Finance and the American Deficit
6. Units of Account: The Plaza Accord
7. Coping with Endaka: Japan's "Bubble" Economy
8. Saving the World
III. Paying the price
9. Bubble Jeopardy
10. The Turn of the Screw
Conclusion: Seriousness and Accountability
Notes
Index
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A Robert Hicks
reviewed The Weight Of The Yen on November 25, 2009 The Weight Of The Yen
Truly excellent. I have to thank AC for recommending this book. Murphy is an eloquent and humane writer and this is evident from the introduction. His analysis of Japan weaves together economics, finance, politics, and an undertanding of the institutions and political culture of both Japan and the US, and adheres to theory as well as to common sense. It helps lay the groundwork for thinking about the comparisons flying about today between Japan (in the 80s) and China, and Japan (in the 90s) and the US.
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