Japanese Economy: Successful Recovery, Challenges, Foreign Policy, and US Relations

The Japanese economy appears to have recovered from a two-decade long recession, which began in the early 1990s, as it is currently experiencing continuous growth for a seven-quarter period albeit meager growth rate of approximately 1 percent per year. Low unemployment rate of 2.7 percent and record high corporate profits also reflect relatively favorable economic situation.

• IPC
• Japan
• CJS Special Lecture
• Japanese Economy
• CJS
• Shujiro Urata
• Graduate School Asia-Pacific Studies
• Waseda University