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The for the entire Japanese national economy were set up by the Japanese government beginning with the year 1955. The first were sketched after Marxist sample. Already 1957 achieved the Japanese economy again the Vorkriegszustand, however a large pent-up demand always still existed to other industrial nations, in particular the USA.

After 1980 no further for the entire national economy were provided, however plans for individual industries exist.

Validity periodDesignationCabinetGoalsA growth goal (BSP/year)Reached growth
1955-59Self-sufficiency planHatoyama IchiroIndependence from the foreign country, full employment, price stability, promotion of the small and medium-size enterprises5%9,1%
1958-62New long-term economic planKishi NobosukeImprovement of the "“capital accumulation"”, the standard of living and the industrial structure6,5%10,1%
1960-69Income duplication planIkeda HayatoDuplication of the national income9%10,9%
1965-69Medium-term economic planSato EisakuCorrection of the distortions of growth8,1%10,8%
1967-71Development plan for economics and social welfare mattersSato EisakuStabilization of the economic development, increase of the social capital8,2%10,3%
1970-75New development plan for economics and social welfare mattersSato EisakuStabilization of growth, dismantling of social inequalities and the environmental pollution10,6%5,1%
1973-77Flat to the change of the Japanese archipelagoTanaka KakueiReconciliation of regional differences in industrial structure and population trend10%
1976-1980Flat for the second half of the 70'sMiki TakeoPrice stability, full employment, lastingness, responsibility for the world economy 6%

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