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OECD Economic Surveys Japan Volume 2003 Issue 18 [electronic resource].

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Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Staff
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Washington : Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development, Feb. 2004.
Lanham : Bernan Associates.
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224 pages ; 23.000 x 0 cm.
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Annotation The OECDs survey of the Japanese economy considers a range of issues including: macroeconomic developments and key economic challenges; measures designed to end deflation and achieve fiscal sustainability; product market competition and economic performance; and structural reform policies to enhance growth rates. Findings include that the recent acceleration of growth has raised hopes that Japans economic fundamentals are changing for the better following a disappointing decade, during which economic growth averaged only one per cent a year. However, the continuance of fundamental reforms are required to lay the foundation for a robust and sustainable expansion needed to reverse the downward trend in Japanese living standards relative to other OECD countries.
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9789264019751
9264019758 (Trade Paper)
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Scholarly & Professional Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development
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