Theories and practices of mixed economy systems
Subtitle: a comparative look at the Japanese experience
By: Tomoji Ichinose
Publisher: Research Institute of Public Management
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Tokyo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 167
Subjects: Mixed economy; Economic conditions; Economic policy
Notes: Selection of articles which survey the comparative history of mixed economies in Japan, at the national and local levels, during the fifty years following World War II.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Philosophy and theories of mixed economy systems: a survey of historical trends; title: Public control of business management in Japan in the modern era: historical summary; title: The problem of measuring productivity in public employment: the growth and financing of employment in public enterprise; title: Privatization problems of public corporations and the telecommunications policy of Japan; title: Water resource development in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area: policy-making process; title: The limits to urban growth; title: Delivery of public services for national development: urban management related to public utilities and communication services; title: The philosophy of cooperation in Southeast Asia: urban and regional development in the Philippines; title: Urbanization, population and development in Asia: report of an international symposium; title: Urban & regional administration and telecommunications networks in Japan: public and private economies in urban areas; title: New developments in the "Third Sector".