Adams, T.F.M. and Iwao Hoshii.

A Financial History of the New Japan.

Kodansha. Tokyo. 1972. Tables, 547pp, index, neat name front free endpaper, edges trifle soiled, binding little yellowed at extremities, slightly chipped and worn dustjacket. "The first part, covering the post-World War II years, tells of the conditions and practical measures which directly and indirectly led to the resurgence of the Japanese economy. The second part presents a detailed description of the development of Japanese financial institutions during the period following the occupation. The third part describes financial activities during the period of rapid growth, when Japan surged to the front as a major world power. The fourth part analyzes in detail Japanese finance today, and examines the difficulties arising in this period of internationalisation, and the effects that events like 'the Nixon shock' are having." Publisher's description.

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