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| At the time of writing, Hyung-Ki Kim was chief of the Studies and Training Design Division in the World Bank's Economic Development Institute. |
| Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data |
Kim, Hyung-Ki, 1936
The civil service system and economic development : the Japanese
experience : report on an international colloquium held in Tokyo,
March 2225, 1994 / Hyung-Ki Kim.
p. cm.(EDI learning resources series, ISSN 1020-3842)
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN 0-8213-3170-1
1. Civil serviceJapanCongresses. 2. JapanEconomic
policy1945- Congresses. 3. Civil serviceCongresses.
I. Title. II. Series
JQ1646.K56 1996
354.52001dc20 94-48164
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