NEEDS FOR EDUCATION IN COMMERCE IN THE LATER MEIJI PERIOD
THE ROLE OF TAMEYUKI AMANO
1973 Volume 8 Issue 3 Pages 1-34
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1973 Volume 8 Issue 3 Pages 1-34
The author tried to elucidate the points of criticism by the Japanese businessmen on the contemporary education in commerce, taking up the case of Tameyuki Amano, a famous Meiji economist, teacher and publisher. Amano emphasized the practcalization of school education in Japan through his writing and promotive activities. He was afraid that the business activities in Japan had been obstructed by the shortage of able young managerial talents, and emphasized the urgent needs for education massive would be salalied managers. Especially he expected that the high schools, colleges and universities in Japan should bring up a large number of middle management and young clerical staffs.
