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Japanese financial markets and the role of the yen

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McKenzie, C. R.

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North Sydney, N.S.W. : Allen & Unwin in association with the Australia-Japan Research Centre, Australian National University

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Over the past ten years major structural changes have occurred in Japan’s financial markets. Japan has become both the world’s largest creditor and its largest exporter of capital.

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This volume presents some of the papers written for a conference on 'The Impact of Developments in Japan's Financial Markets in Asia and the Pacific', held in Canberra and Sydney, Australia, from 2 to 4 November 1987 -- Pref.

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