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KATZ, RICHARD (4) answer(s).
 
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Does China face a "Lost Decade?" / Katz, Richard   Journal Article
Katz, Richard Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract When smart policy makers make big miscalculations over a considerable period of time, some fundamental political imperative is usually distracting them from economic rationality
Key Words Economy  ;  China  ;  Economic Policy 
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Mixed Omens On Japan’s Recovery / Katz, Richard   Journal Article
Katz, Richard Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Key Words Economy  ;  Japan  ;  Japan - Economy 
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Mutual assured production: why trade will limit conflict between China and Japan / Katz, Richard   Journal Article
Katz, Richard Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract Tensions between China and Japan are rising, but an economic version of mutual deterrence is preserving the uneasy status quo. Put simply, China needs to buy Japanese products as much as Japan needs to sell them.
Key Words Trade  ;  Japan  ;  United States  ;  China  ;  Mutual Deterrence  ;  Senkaku Islands  ; 
Diaoyu Islands  ;  Tension 
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Voodoo abenomics: Japan's failed comeback plan / Katz, Richard   Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Imagine the predicament currently facing a growing number of Japanese men in their early 30s. Despite having spent years cramming in high school and attending good colleges, many can't find a full-time job at a good company. Since Japan's rigid labor laws make it nearly impossible to lay off permanent employees in downtimes, companies now tend to fill open slots with part-time or temporary workers, and they typically pay them a third less. Today, 17 percent of Japanese men aged 25 to 34 hold such second-class jobs, up from four percent in 1988. Low-paid temps and part-timers now make up 38 percent of Japanese employees of all ages and both sexes -- a stunning figure for a society that once prided itself on equality.
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