Chalmers Johnson's MITI and the Japanese Miracle, more than any other single work, focused American attention and debate on the role of the Japanese developmental state in creating the post war "economic miracle." Johnson's orientation emphasized the continuity between pre and post war policy development in the formation of Japanese industrial policy. This paper is based on complementary resear...

What are the origins of border effects on trade and why do borders continue to matter in periods of increasing economic integration? We explore the hypothesis that border effects emerged as a result of asymmetric economic integration in the unique historical setting of the multi-national Habsburg Empire prior to the First World War. While markets tended to integrate mainly due to improved infra...

The United States has been the most powerful country in the world since the Second World War. In the wake of September 11, at a time when the US has an unrivalled ability to project power in any part of the globe, this may seem like a remarkably anodyne observation. Yet it is important to remember that for much of the post-war period the Soviet Union was a formidable adversary that constrained ...

The US-China trade war started in 2018 by Trump’s administration, which has had a lasting influence on between China and US. Both countries have broken the initial agreement raised tariffs to counter other country's products. It further impact US China’s macro-economy small firms’ business. not only decreased economy’s efficiency but also make extra cost during normal production process. Eventu...

The study estimates the growth rates of frozen food, shrimp and total export, and instability of export earnings. The study evaluates the export marketing of frozen food; shrimp and fish by using time series aggregated data from the year of 1972-73 to 2005-06. The growth rates of frozen food were 44%, 11%, and 10% during post-war period (197273 to 1982-83), pre-trade liberalization (1983-84 to ...

The idea that economic institutions are determinants of long-run economic performance is largely associated with the work of Douglass North and several other economists in the post-War period. Although the importance of institutions has been recognized by many authors since at least Adam Smith (1776), much of post-War economics research ignored the importance of institutions for economic growth...

This paper analyzes the parallels and variances between stock markets of US China, impacts Sino Trade War on in same countries. The findings are showing that China exchange divided into different play a critical role each country’s economy. have some differences level development accessibility to funds, with economy being more developed integrated than China's show Sino-US trade war has been af...

ABSTRACT Daily losses caused by the Russian aggression entail a number of destructive changes in overall structure Ukrainian economy. Destruction infrastructure, industrial facilities, housing stock, energy and humanitarian crises require assessment development detailed mechanism for determining amount damage, size cost lost profits as result hostilities. Timely is guarantee war crimes. It help...

the current economic crisis that plagued the west since 2008 and followed by the occupy wall street movement in 2011, were the results of the processes started since the last years of the cold war and has turned the western capitalist system into an unstrained ideology. the neoliberal economic model, globalization of economy, limitation of the power of the national governments, the emergence of...

the history of mankind is intertwined with war. what distinguishes man from other creatures is his ability to dominate and capture the nature; he accomplishes this though using his rationale and making tools which set the ground for production and accumulation of capital. to protect his benefits and accomplish his desire for dominance, man creates weapons which become more developed parallel to...