Abstract
Abstract One more important characteristic of the growth-centred Japanese economy in the 1960s was the progress made in the liberalization of trade, foreign-exchange transactions, and external capital transactions. Liberalization of trade and foreign exchange, which had been an important task in Japan’s international trade policy, made rapid progress in the first half of the 1960s.
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