Bank of Japan, the OECD, and Beyond

This book provides an insider's account of how macroeconomic policies in the United States, Japan and major European countries were carried out and how the OECD and the author either as its senior official or a Japanese central banker dealt with international trade issues, protectionism, globalisation, regional integration and other related issuessince the 1960s.Employing an informaltone, the author offers a critical review of the successes and failures of the economic policies followed by these countries in the international setting which prevailedduring this period.This book will interest economists, international businesspersons, journalists and historians.