Star Spangled Mikado
Star Spangled Mikado
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Some thought the scheme to pay off the Zaibatsu with government bonds did not penalize the Zaibatsu financially and created a vested, conservative clique of bondholders who could still exercise great influence in gov- ernment policy. The one hope was that the stiff war-profits tax and capital levy would wipe out the Zaibatsu bondholders, or at least cripple them.
Second, there was doubt whether the public at large in Japan even the Zaibatsu employees had the money to buy up the shares that woul...d be dumped on the market. Or, it was asked, if they did buy them, would they be acting as dummies for higher-ups in the pay of the dispossessed Zaibatsu families?
The State Department group of experts that looked into the question came back with this one: "Do alternative groups exist in Japan which have the funds and the ability to replace the Zaibatsu?" They pointed out that savings by individuals in Japan were ordinarily scanty and badly distributed. But during the war years savings skyrocketed, and a total of 10 million Japanese individuals were able to amass savings that in 1944 totaled 80 billion yen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some thought the scheme to pay off the Zaibatsu with government bonds did not penalize the Zaibatsu financially and created a vested, conservative clique of bondholders who could still exercise great influence in gov- ernment policy. The one hope was that the stiff war-profits tax and capital levy would wipe out the Zaibatsu bondholders, or at least cripple them.
Second, there was doubt whether the public at large in Japan even the Zaibatsu employees had the money to buy up the shares that woul...d be dumped on the market. Or, it was asked, if they did buy them, would they be acting as dummies for higher-ups in the pay of the dispossessed Zaibatsu families?
The State Department group of experts that looked into the question came back with this one: "Do alternative groups exist in Japan which have the funds and the ability to replace the Zaibatsu?" They pointed out that savings by individuals in Japan were ordinarily scanty and badly distributed. But during the war years savings skyrocketed, and a total of 10 million Japanese individuals were able to amass savings that in 1944 totaled 80 billion yen.
What to read after Star Spangled Mikado?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Raymond Kelley to read onlineMoreLess
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