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L’économie japonaise reste confrontée à une situation déflationniste grave, tout en ayant connu au milieu de 2002 une phase de reprise conjoncturelle à la faveur d’une correction des stocks et d’une vive remontée des exportations. Mais la reprise a ...
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Ce chapitre revient sur quelques aspects réglementaires cruciaux concernant les secteurs de réseau et sur des questions de politique plus directement liées à la croissance, notamment la formation de capital humain et les mesures en faveur de la R-D ...
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En dépit d’une déflation persistante et d’éléments de fragilité dans le secteur financier, l’économie japonaise s’est redressée à un rythme modéré depuis le début 2002, sous l’impulsion d’une vive croissance des exportations. La faiblesse du yen ...
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La conduite de la politique économique s’est révélée très difficile au cours de l’année écoulée en raison de l’évolution inattendue de la conjoncture économique et politique et de la nécessité urgente d’« éteindre des incendies » à plusieurs ...
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  • 04 Nov 2003
  • OECD
  • Pages: 232
This OECD study considers how a wide range of policies, including tax/benefit policies, childcare policies, and employment and workplace practices, help determine parental labour market outcomes and family formation in Austria, Ireland and Japan.
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  • 04 Nov 2003
  • OECD
  • Pages: 272
Cette étude de l'OCDE présente un certain nombre de réformes politiques notamment des systèmes de fiscalité/prestations, les politiques de gestion des systèmes de garde des enfants, ainsi que les politiques de l’emploi et les pratiques des...
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  • 18 Nov 2003
  • International Energy Agency
  • Pages: 172
The International Energy Agency's 2003 review of Japan's energy policies and programmes.
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The OECD Growth Study and other empirical work have shown that the strength of competition in product markets is likely to play an important role in the process of economic growth. In Japan, policies promoting product market competition have long ...
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The recent acceleration of growth has raised hopes that Japan’s economic fundamentals are changing for the better following a disappointing decade, during which economic growth averaged only 1 per cent a year. Indeed, Japan has made progress in ...
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The economic upturn that began in early 2002 faltered during the course of the year but gained a second wind in the spring of 2003. With six consecutive quarters of positive growth, this upturn has already matched the length of the previous ...
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As noted above, Japan’s poor growth performance during the past decade is symptomatic of the failure to adequately address structural problems. Preceding chapters have stressed the importance of reforms to improve the financial system (Chapter II ...
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The deterioration of the fiscal situation has continued, with the general government deficit rising to a projected 7¾ per cent of GDP in 2003 and public debt soaring to more than 150 per cent. The large budget deficit mainly reflects weak economic ...
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Faced with the zero constraint on nominal interest rates, the Bank of Japan has substantially increased the quantity of base money through its quantitative easing policy. In addition, the scope of this policy has been expanded by broadening the ...
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The macroeconomic policy in Japan in the 1990s swung from fiscal expansion to fiscal consolidation and conversely. The efforts to restore soundness of public finance culminated in the Fiscal Structural Reform Act of 1997, which articulated several ...
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La récente accélération de la croissance, tirée par l’investissement des entreprises et les exportations, devrait être soutenue par la plus forte croissance des échanges mondiaux. Néanmoins, la reprise, limitée à certaines industries ...
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Following the recent acceleration of growth, led by business investment and exports, activity is likely to be sustained by faster world trade growth. However, the upturn, which is concentrated in certain manufacturing industries, is unlikely to be ...
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