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| 6% of lone mothers relied on means-tested public assistance (seikatsu hogo) in Japan, a ratio that has remained relatively constant throughout the postwar period (Seikatsu hogo no doko henshu iinkai, 2002). Yeh-yeh is young when he buys "Doko"; besides mundane uses such as transporting kindling, Doko carries Yeh-yeh's infant son and, later, the son's bride's dowry. See Ken Oyama, "Taiheiyo chiiki-no sekiyu: Jokyu tembo to waga kuni-e-no impurikeshon" (Oil in Asia-Pacific Region: Prospects for Demand and Implications for Our Nation), Kokusai enerugi doko bunseki, no. |
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