Yoichi Sakurada

Yoichi Sakurada
Fukuoka Jo Gakuin College · International Career Development

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Introduction
Vietnam Development Economics

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The so-called marginal revolution in economics took place in the 1870s. In particular, it has been longly advocated that the three Marginal Revolutionary Musketeers are Marie-Esprit-Léon Walras, William Stanley Jevons and Carl Menger. However, these three are not the only economists who have built neoclassical economics based on the marginal princi...
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The mainstream economics, which was based on the marginal revolution of the late 1870s, broke apart from other social sciences to make economics a science, and has continued its path as an independent empirical science to this day. But there, humans were atomized as homo-economists, and extremely abstracted human images were applied as a premise fo...
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Overall review on the historical positioning of analytical framework of the development economics.
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The paper discusses the general background of rise of the Vietnamese small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the contemporary significance of the Vietnamese supporting industry promotion policy through reviewing existing research papers and published statistics. Firstly, in the chapter 1, the rise of the private sector with advanced deployme...
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The traffic simulation program DESC was developed for the evaluations of traffic responsive control in road networks.
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The traffic simulation program DESC was developed for the evaluations of traffic responsive control in road networks.

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Clarification of Vietnamese SME activity and current legal framework