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Kaname Akamatsu

1896-1974·872 citations

Kaname Akamatsu was a Japanese economist and professor at Hitotsubashi University and Nagoya Higher Commercial School, best known for developing the 'flying geese' paradigm (ganko keitai) of economic development. His theory, influenced by the German Historical School and Hegelian dialectics, explains how latecomer economies catch up with advanced nations through a sequential process of importing, domestic production, and exporting.

Works

14 works
TitleYearLanguageCitations▼
A theory of unbalanced growth in the world economy1961en778
Synthetic dialectics of industrial development in Japan1937jatr.26
A Historical Pattern of Economic Growth in Developing Countries1998en15
Waga Kuni Yomo Kogyohin no Boueki Susei (The Trend of Foreign Trade in Manufactured Woolen Goods in Japan)1935ja13
The Trade Trend of Woolen Products in Our Country1935jatr.13
Gakumon henro [Academic pilgrimage]1975ja8
The theory of" supply-multiplier" in reference to the postwar economic situation in Japan1950en6
Historical Pattern of Grow thin Developing Countries1962en5
The Trend of Japan's Foreign Trade in Woolen Manufactures1935jatr.4
I. Wie ist das vernünftige Sollen und die Wissenschaft des Sollens bei Hegel möglich? Zur Kritik der Rickert'schen Abhandlung „Über idealistische Politik als …1928de4
Waga kuni keizai hatten no sogo benshoho'( Synthetic dialectics of industrial development in Japan )1937ja3
The Trend of Foreign Trade in Manufactured Woolen Goods in Japan1935jatr.2
Dialectic Process of Japan's Economic Development1937jatr.2
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