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90年代半ばに日本の衰退が始まる。
日出づる国日本に現われた凋落の兆しとは?気鋭の英国人ジャーナリストが卓越した分析で日本経済を衝撃予測。

From Publishers Weekly
Emmot， former Tokyo correspondent for the why do we ital the here but not， say， The New Yorker?gs/good point. Economist ， here offers one of the most sensible books on the Japanese economy to appear in memory. He shows that Japan’s economic power derives from an enormous capital surplus amassed through a high savings rate (16% compared to U.S. 3%-5%) and an excess of exports over imports. The surplus has financed Japanese industrial expansion abroad but has driven the Tokyo real estate and stock markets sky high， perhaps dangerously so. These surpluses have peaked and will disappear over the next decade， argues Emmot， because ’Japan is becoming a nation of consumers， of pleasure-seekers， of importers， of investors， and of speculators.’ In the meantime， the fall of the dollar is helping to bring America’s trade deficit down. The book provides an antidote to the Japan-bashers. Author tour.
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