Livre
The Weight of the Yen : How Denial Imperils America's Future and Ruins an Alliance
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« The Weight of the Yen : How Denial Imperils America's Future and Ruins an Alliance »,
Norton & Company,
1996,
p. 200-200.
In the mid 1980s, the land in Tokyo and its surrounding area was thought to be worth more than the combined value of all real estate in the United States. Ten years later, with a banking system $400 billion in debt, the picture is entirely different. R. Taggart Murphy, an investment banker who lives in Japan, delves into the reasons for this backward fall in The Weight of the Yen. He details the Japanese political and economic systems and then ...
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