東アジアの産業政策と日本中小企業 : 中小企業の国際的融合に関連して(経済摩擦と国際秩序-パックスアメリカーナと日・韓・中の地域経済圏-,総合研究)

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This report of four sections explains the rationale behind industrial policy in the East Asian economies and describes the likely course of industrial policy in the aftermath of the recent economic crisis. Section One describes the increase and subsequent decline in interest in industrial policy in Asia, looking in particular at the shift toward regional division of labor within East Asia and the task of economic rebuilding in the aftermath of the crisis. Section Two explores the role of industrial policy and presents several theories based on two different approaches-free market competition and the interventionist approach. In Section Three, we look at the spectacular growth in East Asia and explain why the 'friendly market' approach to industrial policy adopted by world banks is not applicable here. Finally, in Section Four, we look at international expansion in the aftermath of the Asian economic crisis, in particular the development of stronger and more flexible ties between Japan and the countries of East Asia. With East Asia now putting more effort into promoting small and medium business, small and medium businesses in Japan are in a good position to create equally large markets in parallel industries in East Asia through direct investment and technology transfer programs, thereby promoting international fusion of industry.
日本大学の論文
1999-03-31