...wide distribution of income and of ownership of the means of production and trade. To this end he was "to favor a program for the dissolution of the large...control of a great part of Japan's trade and industry." Within this general framework the Japanese Government under the direction and supervision of SCAP has...

...wide distribution of income and of ownership of the means of production and trade. To this end he was "to favor a program for the dissolution of the large...control of a great part of Japan's trade and industry." Within this general framework the Japanese Government under the direction and supervision of SCAP has...

...to direct Japanese economic effort solely towards peaceful and democratic ends ; and 6. To require accompanied by their progressive replacement by organizations which would widen the basis of control...

...Commander : (a) To prohibit the retention in or selection for places of importance in the •economic field of individuals who do not direct future Japanese economic...control of a great part of Japan's trade and Industry. In commenting upon this policy to the Japanese people in his New Year's Day message in 1948, the Supreme...

...Dooman's testimony, is that right? Mr. VINCENT. I do, sir. Mr. SOURWINE. Mr. Dooman said this : (b) To favor a program for the dissolution of the large...bankIng combinations which have exercised control of a large part of Japan's trade and industry. He was apparently citing that as one of the changes made...

...recovery. This policy, enunciated in a directive sent to General MacArthur in August 1945, ordered him to "favor a program for the dissolution of the large...control of a great part of Japan's trade and industry." The process of dissolution, however, moved slowly, and it was not until 1947 that the Allied authorities...

...family enterprises, the zaibatsu. In the Basic Initial Policy it was mentioned as a separate issue: "to favor a program for the dissolution of the large...control of a great part of Japan's trade and industry' ISWNCC 150/4/A, Part IV. Paragraph 2.b1. During the wartime drafting of the policies this topic had...

...individuals who do not direct future Japanese economic effort solely toward peaceful ends; and (b) To favor a program for the dissolution of the large industrial and banking combinations that have exercised control of a great part of Japan's trade and industry. 3. Resumption of Peaceful...

...the ownership of the means of production and trade." To this end, planners in Washington called for "dissolution of the large industrial and banking combinations...control of a great part of Japan's trade and industry." This amounted to ordering a direct attack on both the older zaibatsu that had dominated the nation's...

...income and of the ownership of the means of production and trade', as well as a concerted programme 'for the dissolution of the large industrial and banking...control of a great part of Japan's trade and industry'. The initial concerns of the allied powers centred on the extraction of reparations (including the wholesale...