The economic strength of Japan, by Isoshi Asahi

[目次]

• CONTENTS
• I. INTRODUCTORY / 1
• II. THE PROBLEMS CONFRONTING JAPAN / 6
• 1. Military Expenditure after the Manchurian Affair / 7
• 2. Emergency Military Expenditure / 7
• 3. Sources of Revenue / 9
• III. INCREASED CAPACITY TO BEAR TAX BURDEN / 11
• 1. Natural Growth of Revenue / 11
• 2. Increased Capacity to Bear Taxes / 13
• 3. Future Outlook / 19
• IV. GROWTH OF NATIONAL INCOME / 23
• 1. The National Income in 1930 by the Cabinet Bureau of Statistics / 23
• 2. Growth of National Income Since 1930 / 25
• V. GROWTH OF NATIONAL WEALTH AND NATIONAL SAVINGS / 33
• 1. National Wealth up to 1930 / 33
• 2. Rise in National Wealth after 1930 / 36
• 3. Growth of National Savings / 46
• VI. THE RAISING OF NEW CAPITAL / 55
• 1. New Capital Requirements / 56
• 2. Sapplies of New Capital during the China Affair / 58
• VII. PRODUCTION / 69
• 1. Importance of the Dependencies / 69
• 2. Production in Japan Proper / 71
• VIII. FROM LIGHTER TO HEAVIER INDUSTRIES / 78
• 1. Development in Heavy Industries / 78
• 2. Industrial Profits in Lighter and Heavier Industries / 87
• 3. Industrial Efficiency / 88
• IX. INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION PROGRAMME / 94
• 1. Mineral Products / 97
• 2. Machinery Industry / 101
• 3. The Future Prospect / 105
• X. SELF-SUPPLY IN FOODSTUFFS / 119
• 1. Japan Self-Supplied in Food / 119
• 2. Rice / 123
• 3. Wheat,Barley and Rye / 129
• 4. Soya-beans and Other Leguminous Products / 131
• 5. Meat and Other Foods / 133
• XI. BUSINESS NOT AS USUAL / 135
• 1. Mobilization of Essential Commodities / 135
• 2. Economic Dislocation Caused by the"Butsudo" / 138
• 3. Future Aspect of the Question / 146
• XII. RISE OF"SUBSTITUTE"INDUSTRIES / 157
• 1. Principal Commodities Deficient in Japan / 157
• 2. Coal Liquefaction Industry / 160
• 3. Staple-Fibre Industry / 163
• XIII. JAPAN'S FOREIGN TRADE POLICY / 171
• 1. Main Features of Japan's Foreign Trade during the Past 15 Years / 171
• 2. Japan's Traditional Free-Trade Policy / 178
• 3. Japan Forced to Abandon Free-Trade Policy / 183
• XIV. MAN-POWER / 192
• 1. The Population Problem / 192
• 2. Absorption of Surplus Population / 201
• 3. Standards of Living / 204
• XV. OPEN DOOR IN CHINA / 218
• 1. Meaning of the Open Door / 218
• 2. What the Open Door Has Failed to Do / 232
• 3. Dawn of"New Order"in East Asia / 245
• 4. North China Development Company / 259
• 5. Central China Reconstruction Company / 262
• XVI. PAX JAPONICA,A SHINTOIST'S VIEW / 266
• 1. Yamato Damashii / 266
• 2. Ex Oriente Lux,Ex Occidente Lex / 281
• APPENDICES
• APPENDIX A. Estimates of National Wealth,1931-1937 / 293
• APPENDIX B. Government Statement Regarding Expansion of Productive Capacity / 304
• APPENDIX C. List of Sources Quoted or Consulted / 306
• INDEX / 317

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