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The Yen Appreciation And International Economy,Used
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About the AuthorDilip K. Das has been a consultant to the World Bank and the World Commission on Development and Environment in Geneva. He is Professor and area chairman of the Indian Institute of Management in Lucknow, National Centre for Development Studies, Australian National University.Product DescriptionConcurring with the decision of the G5 countries to appreciate the yen during the Plaza accord was of momentous significance for Japan because this was the sharpest appreciation among the leading currencies in the recent past. Doubling the value of the currency in such a short timespan could have led to a stifling of the economy. Instead of being smothered, however, the Japanese economyafter the brief endaka recessionentered into the longest upswing of the business cycle of the postwar period. The primary focus of this book is the force of the postappreciation Japanese economic expansion as it was felt by developing and industrialized countries. By 1989 the Japanese economy had emerged as the largest creditor nation, the largest giver of aid, and the largest economy making foreign investments. Becoming banker of the world, its banks and securities firms began to dominate international financial markets, and with 111 Japanese corporations in the Fortune 500 list for 1990, it also became an enormous corporate presence in the international economy.
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