The Development of Large Enterprises in Japan: An Analysis of the Top 50 Enterprises in the Profit Ranking Table(1929-1984)

Hiroaki Yamazaki

doi:10.5029/jrbh1984.5.12

Hiroaki Yamazaki

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1989 Volume 5 Pages 12-55

DOI https://doi.org/10.5029/jrbh1984.5.12

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Published: March 15, 1989 Received: - Available on J-STAGE: June 28, 2010 Accepted: - Advance online publication: - Revised: -
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Date of correction: June 28, 2010 Reason for correction: - Correction: CITATION Details: Right : 1.Shokosho(Ministry of Commerce and Industry),Kaisha Tokei Hyo(Statistics of Corporations)1929.
2.Jyuro Teranishi,Nihon no Keizai Hatten to Kinyu(Japan's Economic Development and its Financing),Iwanami1982,p.198.
3.The amounts of deposits of the10largest banks at the end of1910were as follows(in\1,000): Mitsui90,248;Dai-Ichi52,834;Sumitomo44,110;Yasuda34,006;Mitsubishi33,695;Daisan31,128;Naniwa 29,682;Konoike26,436;Kitahama25,808;Sanjyushi24,816;Kanji Ishii,“Chiho Ginko no Seiritsu Katei”(The Process of Formation of Local Banks),Chiho Kinyu Shi Kenkyu (Journal of Local Financial History)No.3,p.15.
4.The description of the South Manchurian Railway and the three special banks is based mainly on Nihon Shihonshugi Hattatsushi no Kiso Chishiki(Basic Information on the Development of Japanese Capitalism),edited by Kaichiro Oishi and Kenichi Miyamoto,Yuhikaku,1975,pp.90-91,196-198,230-231.
5.Ginko Kaisha Nekan(Year Book of Banks and Corporations)1930.
6.Computed on the basis of Kamekichi Takahashi,Nihon Zaibatsu no Kaibo(An Analysis of Japanese Zaibatsu),Chuo Koron Sha,1930,pp.65-6,71.
7.Ibid.,p.71.
8.Op,cit.,Ginko Kaisha Nenkan,1930.
9.Tomio Yamamoto ed.,Hi Keizai Horei Dai Shusei-Zoku Hen-Dai Ikkan(Compendium of Laws and Regulations Concerning the Economy under Emergency-Sequel Vol.1)Diamond Co,.1938,pp. ,557-560;Kinya Hashimoto,Sodoin Tosei Hoki,(Laws and Regulations for National Mobilization and Control),Bunka Kenkyu Sha,1943,pp.271-277.
10.Tomio Yamamoto ed.,Hijyoji Keizai Horei Dai Shusei(Compendium of Laws and Regulations Concerning the Economy under Emergency),Shinbi Shoin,1983,pp.792-795.
11.Ibid.,pp.189-201.
12.Manshukoku Sangyobu(Ministry of Industry,Manchukuo)Manshukoku Sangyo Gaikan(Outline of Industries in Manchukuo),1939,pp.297,f301,306-308.
13.Heisa Kikan Seiri Iinkai(Closed Institutions Liquidation Commission),Heisa Kikan to Sono Tokushu Seisan(Closed Institutions and their Special Liquidation),1954,pp.412-416,439-440.
14.Ibid.,pp.245-248,371-376,494-495;Masaru Udagawa,Showa Shi to Shinko Zaibatsu(Showa History and the New Zaibatsu),Kyoikusha,1982,pp.176-188.
15.Op.cit.,Ginko Kaisha Nenkan,1930;Kigyo Tokei Soran(Outline of Company Statistics),Toyo Keizai Shinpo Sha,1943.
16.Figures for1937are derived from Kabushiki Kaisha Nenkan(Year Book of Stock Companies),Toyo Keizai Shinpo Sha,1938.
17.Udagawa,op.cit.,pp.205-210.
18.Toyo Keizai(Oriental Economist).Special Issue for New Year1961,p.79.
19.Buhei Miyashita,“Zaibatsu no Saiken”(Reconstruction of Zaibatsu),in Koichiro Suzuki Gendai Nihon Shihonshugi Taikei-Dokusen ShihonI(Outline of Contemporary Japanese Capitalism-Monopoly Capital I),Kobundo1958,p.116.
20.The figures for both1955and1973are derived from Jojo Kaisha Soran(Outline of Listed Companies)Tokyo Stock Exchange1955;Kaisha Nenkan(Year Book of Companies)Nippon Keizai Shinbun Sha,1974.

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