Collapse of a Superpower - And the World Crisis of Deflation-polar Structure in America [In Japanese Language]

Collapse of a Superpower - And the World Crisis of Deflation-polar Structure in America [In Japanese Language]

by Stephen S. Roach , Stephen Roach , Nozomu Nakaoka
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Biography
Format Hardcover
Pages 143
Language Japanese
Published Jan 1, 2003
Publisher The New Chuokoron
ISBN-10 0791047156
ISBN-13 9780791047156
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The work delves into the complexities of a shifting global landscape as it explores the decline of a superpower and its implications for the world economy. With an analytical lens, the narrative examines how an era of deflation could reshape societal structures in America, igniting discussions around economic stability and power dynamics.

Through the insights of Stephen S. Roach and Nozomu Nakaoka, the text portrays the delicate balance within economic systems, emphasizing the repercussions of deflationary forces. The authors analyze historical patterns and current trends, offering a thought-provoking perspective on the challenges facing America and beyond.

As the narrative unfolds, it invites readers to ponder the vulnerabilities of established systems and the potential for regeneration in crisis. Grounded in research and timely observations, the text serves as both a warning and a guide for navigating the uncertain terrain of the future.

Ultimately, the book is a compelling exploration of the intersections of economic theory and practical reality, urging a reconsideration of what it means for a nation to confront and adapt to inevitable change.

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