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The Contributors To Japanese Capitalism In Crisis Show That There Can Be A Middle Ground Between The Current Extremes Of The Japanese Economy, And Offer Two Proposals: A Deeper Understanding Of Long Term Development, And An Extension Of Existing Theory. Book Cover; Title; Contents; List Of Figures; List Of Tables; List Of Contributors; List Of Abbreviations; Glossary; Introduction: A Puzzle For Economic Theories; Institutional Interpretations And Theories; Japanese Capitalism And The Companyist Compromise; The Hierarchical Market-firm Nexus As The Japanese Mode Of Regulation; Disproportionate Productivity Growth And Accumulation Regimes; The Wage Labour Nexus, Forms Of Competition, Financial Regime: Major Structural Transformations; The Capital-labour Compromise And The Financial System: A Changing Hierarchy 'industrial Welfare' And 'company-ist' Regulation: An Eroding Complementarity The Financial Mode Of Regulation In Japan And Its Demise; What Crisis And What Futures?; The Wage Labour Nexus Challenged: More The Consequence Than The Cause Of The Crisis; Growth, Distribution And Structural Change In The Post-war Japanese Economy; Beyond The East Asian Economic Crisis; Some Limitations To Japanese Competitiveness; Conclusion: An Epochal Changebut Uncertain Future; Notes; References; Index Edited By Robert Boyer And Toshio Yamada. Description Based Upon Print Version Of Record. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [222]-234) And Index. English