Yoshirō Miwa
Born 1948-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL5659525A
Top Subjects
- Japan (16)
- Economic policy (7)
- History (6)
- 20th century (4)
- Finance (3)
- 1945-1989 (3)
- Industrial policy (3)
Books by Yoshirō Miwa
Total count: 21
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Seifu no nōryokuShohanYūhikaku1998-01-01
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Shijō no keizaigakuShohanYūhikaku1999-01-01
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Directed credit?capital market competition in high-growth JapanHarvard Law School2001-01-01
Nihon keizairon no gokai"keiretsu" no jubaku kara no kaihōTōyō Keizai Shinpōsha2001-01-01-
Chapter 1Japanese distribution : background, issues, examplesHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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産業政策論の誤解kōdo seichō no shinjitsuTōyō Keizai Shinpōsha2002-01-01
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The value of prominent directorscorporate governance and bank access in transitional JapanUniversity of Chicago2002-01-01
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The myth of the main bankJapan and comparative corporate governanceHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Capitalist politicians, socialist bureaucrats?legends of government planning from JapanHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Financial malaise and the myth of the misgoverned firmHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Does relationship banking matter?Japanese bank-borrower ties in good times and badHarvard Law School2003-01-01
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Conflicts of interest in Japanese insolvenciesthe problem of bank rescuesHarvard Law School2003-01-01
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Deregulation and market response in contemporary Japanadministrative guidance, keiretsu, and main banksHarvard Law School2004-01-01
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Toward a theory of jurisdictional competitionthe case of the Japanese FTCHarvard Law School2004-01-01
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Industrial finance before the financial revolutionJapan at the turn of the last centuryHarvard Law School2004-01-01
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The fable of the keiretsu, and other tales of Japan we wish were trueHarvard Law School2004-01-01
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The good occupationHarvard Law School2005-01-01
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Trade credit, bank loans, and monitoringevidence from JapanHarvard Law School2005-01-01
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Keizaigaku no tsukaikatajisshōteki Nihon keizairon nyūmonDai 1-hanNihon Hyōronsha2007-01-01
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Asking the wrong questionchanges of government in historical perspective?
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The Multiple roles of banks?convenient tales from modern Japan