Economy Tameyuki Amano / Ayashi Ikeno

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Economics
[Introduction to Contents]
I can't talk about Japanese "economics" without knowing him
Convinced that "trade changes the world and invention brings about material progress," Tameyuki AMANO advocated laissez-faire (laissez-faire) and appealed to the world that ordinary education, economics and commercial education were important for human resource development.
He developed macroeconomic and trade theories based on J. S. Mill, and established economics in Japan by analyzing the roles and current situation of banks and exchanges that mediate trade finance, savings and investment.
He also worked hard to publish an economic magazine, accurately discussed the issues of currency reform, tax increases and audits, and promoted the establishment of the Factory Act, and carried out pioneering press activities such as editorials, and raised the credibility and authority of economic journalism.
He also worked hard to publish an economic magazine, and he was the son of herb doctor who served in the hantei (domain house)
2 Hideyoshi Taiko and Hizen Nagoya
3 Terasawa's Shokusan Kogyo and Higo Amakusa
4 Nagasaki's Kenmu and Amano's Conscription
5 First Lower House Member
Chapter 2 Economics in English
1 Studied at Tokyo University
2 Studied from Fenollosa
Restoration of His Rights
1 Tokuzo FUKUDA, Praised AMANO
2 Tanzan ISHIBASHI, Read the Story of Amano
3 Tetsutaro Miura, Remembered AMANO
4 People from Waseda, Talked about Amano
5 Historians, Captured AMANO
Reference Materials
Postscript
Chronicle of Tameyuki AMANO
Personal and Subject Indexes
[Author's brief history]
As of October 2023
Professor, Faculty of Commerce, Waseda University 新読 Karatsu Hotoku 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 策論 Fukuzawa Yukichi