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There have been various researches dealing with the economic consequence of World War II. We, however, have not come to any decided conclusion about the overall effects of the war upon the history of the modern economic system. In the historical analysis of the consequence of the war, its effects upon the history of socio-economic formations, capitalism, world economy and national economies should be scrutinized. The War brought an expansion of the communist bloc. The socio-economic formation based on socialism seemed to be established as a successor to capitalism in economic history. Though the failure of socialism has become clear now, the impact of the expansion of socialism was great in the postwar decades. In the course of the development of capitalism, generally speaking, World War II occurred at an early stage of the so-called modern capitalism or state monopoly capitalism. The wartime economy and its aftermath seem to have accelerated the transformation of capitalism into the matured stage of modern capitalism, introducing various sophisticated measures of economic policies. As for the effect on world economy, the War decisively promoted the transition from the period of so-called Pax Britannica to that of Pax Americana. The effects on the historical development of national economies are varied according to circumstances. Throughout the wartime economic mobilization, each national economy underwent remarkable changes in industrial structure, technology, business system, labour-management relations, capital accumulation system, as well as economic policy measures. And these changes successively had large influence upon the postwar structure of each national economy. This session aims at making a comparative study of the effects of the War upon the history of national economies paying special attention to business system and labour-management relations.
社会経済史学会の論文
1994-05-25

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