Influence of foreign policy Japanese Empire during the interwar period on the practice of the state regulation of economy
The article deals with the international situation in the Asia-Pacific region in the interwar period. A special place is given to the economic and foreign policy relations of Japan with the Republic of China, the United States and the United Kingdom. The influence of the world economic crisis on the state of the national economy of the Japanese Empire, on the internal and, especially, on the foreign policy of this country in the 1930s and up to Japan's entry into the Second world war is shown. The methods of state regulation of the economy in Japan under the influence of the crisis are shown, the economic background of the policy of colonial conquests of the Empire in the region is analyzed. The consequences of the foreign policy of the Japanese Empire for the Western countries and for the peoples of the region are considered.