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A Short Economic History of Modern Japan, 1867-1937

By: G. C. Allen | Book details

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APPENDIX C
Bibliography
THE following list of publications is intended to indicate the chief printed sources which have been used in the writing of this book and to provide guidance to those who wish to pursue further the study of the topics discussed in it. Publications in the Japanese language are marked thus: (J). Pamphlets prepared for the Institute of Pacific Relations are indicated by the letters (I.P.R.). Readers are also referred to the Bibliography on Japanese Industrialization in Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, July 1937, pp. 332-366.
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GENERAL

(MAINLY STATISTICAL SOURCES)
(J) Bank of Japan, Statistics of Factory and Mining Labour (Monthly).
(J) Department of Commerce and Industry, Factory Statistics (Annual).
(J) Department of Commerce and Industry, Statistics of Commerce and Industry (Annual).
(J) Department of Commerce and Industry, Mines Bureau, General Conditions of Mining Industry in Japan (Annual).
(J) Department of Commerce and Industry, References for Steel Works (Annual).
Department of Agriculture and Forestry, Statistical Abstract of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (Annual).
Department of Finance, Financial and Economic Annual of Japan.
F. V. Field (Ed.), Economic Handbook of the Pacific Area, 1934.
M. Iketani, The Japan Silk Year-Book.
(J) Imperial Cabinet, Bureau of Statistics, Reports of the Censuses of Population, 1920, 1925, 1930, 1935.
Imperial Cabinet, Bureau of Statistics, Population of Japan, 1920, 1925.
Imperial Cabinet, Bureau of Statistics, Résumé Statistique de l'Empire du Japon (Annual).
(J) Imperial Cabinet, Bureau of Statistics, Statistical Year-Boak of the Empire of Japan.
Japan Cotton Spinners' Association, Cotton Statistics of Japan, 1903-35.

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