Agricultural Production and the Economic Development of Japan 1873-1922.
Princeton. Princeton University Press. Princeton. 1966. Stock ID #19227 "This book deflates an illusion and gives a more accurate description and sounder explanation of Japan's economic growth. It has three basic objectives: first, to demonstrate that Japanese government statistics seriously understate the value of production in the early years of the Meiji period (1868-1912); second, to work out new estimates of the growth of agricultural production; and third, to examine some of the implications of the new findings." Publisher's description. When referring to this item please quote stockid 19227.
Map, xxii + 257pp, appendices, biblio, index, dustjacket spine sunned & trifle worn, corners bumped, neat name half-title, some pencil underlining, otherwise good.
Price: $25.00 AU