ABSTRACT

The deflationary Japanese economy is a spurious observation and a precarious political propaganda, which tacitly connects with the fanatic diagnosis urging an inflation-prompting macroeconomic policy.

This book provides an overview of the prolonged stagnation of the current Japanese economy. It also examines the politico-economic implications concerning the precarious conversion of Japanese monetary policy and focuses on the vulnerability of the price-sustaining policy concerning the public debt. The book also analyzes and suggests against the acceleration of inflation under the current Japanese foreign exchange system and also suggests that the surge of foreign direct investment towards East Asia is the acute cause of Japanese economy stagnation.

The book concludes that to rebuild the economic potential of the Japanese economy, education and fostering the youths are the keys. This book will definitely interest those who are keen to learn more about the relationship between Bank of Japan and the Japanese political parties.

part I|22 pages

The politico-economic situation in contemporary Japan

chapter 1|20 pages

An overview of the prolonged stagnation era

The ‘Structural Reformation’ that made matters worse

part II|49 pages

The macroeconomic policies in the prolonged economic stagnation

part III|33 pages

The meltdown of Japanese firms

part IV|18 pages

Towards the reincarnation of Japanese economy

chapter 7|16 pages

We still have time and power