Eastern Indust&Effect West V 3

by G. E. Hubbard

Overview

First published in 2000. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780415218184
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	03/23/2000
Series:	Japanese Economic History Series
Pages:	432
Product dimensions:	5.44(w) x 8.50(h) x (d)

About the Author

G. E. Hubbard

Table of Contents

	Synopsis	ix
	Introduction	xix
I.	Competition in World Markets	1
II.	Japan	45
1.	Brief History of Japanese Industrialization	45
2.	Present Conditions	64
(a)	National policy in its effects upon industrial development
(b)	Distinctive features of industrial organization, finance, and labour
(c)	Population, raw materials, and food-supplies
3.	Japan's Industrial Future	152
III.	China	181
1.	Brief History of Chinese Industrialization	181
2.	Government Policy Towards Industry	198
(a)	National Industrial Policy
(b)	General characteristics of labour and industry
(c)	Chinese and foreign-owned factories
3.	China's Industrial Future	228
IV.	India	240
1.	Brief History of Indian Industrialization	240
2.	Present Conditions	252
(a)	The organization and finance of large-scale industries and the role of foreign capital
(b)	The industrial policy of the Government
(c)	The cotton mill, and iron and steel industries
(d)	Characteristics and problems of industrial labour
3.	India's Industrial Future	292
(a)	India's competitive position and industrial potentialities
(b)	Political factors affecting India's industrial future
V.	Great Britain	307
1.	Historical Note on British Industrial Development in the Nineteenth Century	307
2.	Post-War Conditions in the Exporting Industries	313
3.	Reactions on the Social Structure: Unemployment and the 'Distressed Areas'	334
VI.	The Effects of Eastern Industrialization Upon Trade Relationships in the British Commonwealth	346
	Conclusions: an economist's comment	363
	Bibliography	372
	Index	379