Boltho, Andrea; Corbett, Jenny - In: Oxford Review of Economic Policy 16 (2000) 2, pp. 1-17
For a decade now Japan has virtually stagnated. Some blame this on a succession of unfavourable shocks that began with the bursting of the "bubble" economy. More appropriate macroeconomic policies, targeting inflation and/or the exchange rate, could, in this view, lead to a revival. Others argue...