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Japan’s New Industrial Policy provides a comprehensive analysis of Japan’s strategic economic policies in the 21st century. Gregory W. Noble explores how Japan has restructured its industrial policy framework to address contemporary challenges including demographic decline, technological disruption, and global competition.
The book examines the evolution from Japan’s post-war developmental state model to modern policy approaches. Noble investigates key sectors and strategic initiatives, analyzing how government, industry, and research institutions collaborate to maintain economic competitiveness. The work addresses Japan’s focus on advanced technologies, green energy, and innovation-driven growth strategies.
As part of the Elements in Politics and Society in East Asia series, this volume contributes to understanding Japan’s political economy and regional influence. It offers valuable insights for policymakers, scholars, and those interested in East Asian economic development and industrial strategy.
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