Troubled Industries: Confronting Economic Change in Japan
In: Cornell Studies in Political Economy
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables and Charts -- Preface -- PART I. THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INDUSTRIAL ADJUSTMENT -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Industrial Structure and Industry Preferences -- 3. Turning Industry Preferences into Policy Choices: The Industrial Policy-Making Environment -- PART II. CONFRONTING ECONOMIC CHANGE -- 4. Politicized Industries: Cotton Spinning and Coal Mining (Type IV) -- 5. Marginalized Industries: Steel Minimills and Paper (Type III) -- 6. Flexible Industries: Synthetic Fibers and Aluminum (Type I) -- 7. Mixed-Incentive Industries: Shipbuilding and Integrated Steel (Type II) -- PART III. INDUSTRY ACTORS, THE POLICY-MAKING ENVIRONMENT, AND POLICY CHOICES -- 8. The Structural Determinants of Industry Behavior -- 9. Rethinking Government-Industry Relations in japan -- References -- Index
