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金偏景気 (かねへんけいき, kanehenkeiki) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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The metal industry boom was brought about by the special procurement demand during the Korean War.
During the metal industry boom of the early 1950s, steel and non-ferrous metal companies grew significantly.
Kanji 偏 partial, side, left-side radical Related words 特とく 需じゅ 景けい 気き Refers to an economic boom driven by special procurement demand, often associated with wartime. 金偏景気 is a specific instance of this during the Korean War, focused on the metal industry.
神じん 武む 景けい 気き Refers to the post-war economic boom from 1954 to 1957, named after Emperor Jimmu. It followed the 金偏景気 and was broader in scope.
Written forms 金かね 偏へん 景けい 気き
Full kanji spelling; 偏 is the kanji for the 'hen' radical.
金かね へん 景けい 気き
Mixed kanji-kana spelling; へん is written in hiragana.
金かね ヘン 景けい 気き
Mixed kanji-katakana spelling; ヘン is written in katakana.
Etymology From 金偏 (かねへん, the kanji radical for metal) + 景気 (けいき, economic boom). Coined because many metal-related company names contain the 金 radical, and the boom was centered on the metal industry.
