Creating People of Plenty

Delve into the remarkable transformation of Japan from an economically constrained nation to a burgeoning industrial power with Creating People of Plenty by Sayuri Shimizu. Published by Kent State University Press in 2001, this insightful study explores the dynamics of Japanese economic development during the 1950s, highlighting it as a significant achievement of the Eisenhower administration. Shimizu meticulously weaves together both Japanese and American sources, offering a comprehensive perspective on the intricate relationship between foreign economic relations and national growth. With a focus on postwar American and Asian history, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in international economics and relations. Spanning a substantial page count, Creating People of Plenty is essential reading for students, historians, and professionals in the fields of business, economics, and development studies.