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Shrinking-population economics

lessons from Japan

1st English ed.
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An edition of Shrinking-population economics (2006)

Shrinking-population economics

lessons from Japan

1st English ed.
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English
Pages
201

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Cover of: Shrinking-population economics
Shrinking-population economics: lessons from Japan
2006, International House of Japan
in English - 1st English ed.
Cover of: Shrinking-population Economics
Shrinking-population Economics: Lessons From Japan
2006, Int'l house of Japan
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Edition Notes

At head of title: LTCB International Library Trust/International House of Japan.

Translation of: Jinkō genshō keizai no atarashii kōshiki.

Includes index.

Series statement from jacket.

Published in
Tokyo
Series
[Chōgin kokusai raiburarī sōsho -- no. 19], LTCB international library selection -- no. 19.

Classifications

Library of Congress
HC462.95 .M398813 2006

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Pagination
xiv, 201 p. :
Number of pages
201

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL20024431M
ISBN 10
4924971189
LCCN
2006553221
OCLC/WorldCat
65479296
Library Thing
2364104

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