Japan Faces Its Future: The Political-Economics of Administrative Reform

Kumon, Shumpei

doi:10.2307/132184

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“…The difficult economic situation forced private firms to streamline their activities and cut costs at the same time as governments were maintaining the Keynesian line of government spending and piling up deficits. It was against this background that public financial policies were condemned as inefficient (Harvey 2006;Shumpei 1984).…”

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Our Olympic Games? Transnational Chinese Overseas Identity and the Beijing Olympic Games 2008

Mustonen¹

2012

Vienna Journal of East Asian Studies

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Causes of privatisation examined in this paper include the level of economic development, business cycles, fiscal constraints, national debt and external influences. Privatisation can be centralised, decentralised, rapid or gradual or it can be conducted through a privatisation programme or in an improvised, ad hoc manner. The most common privatisation methods include share issue privatisation, direct sale, leasing and privatisation from below. The outcomes of privatisation are viewed in the light of privatisation proceeds and profitability.

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