The business reinvention of Japan :: how to make sense of the new Japan and why it matters /
"Ulrike Schaede explores the "New Japan" in this book, focusing on how a country can reinvent itself and succeed in achieving both continued corporate profitability and social stability. Her analysis rests on four core areas of reinvention, largely relating to Japanese corporate and f...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Ulrike Schaede explores the "New Japan" in this book, focusing on how a country can reinvent itself and succeed in achieving both continued corporate profitability and social stability. Her analysis rests on four core areas of reinvention, largely relating to Japanese corporate and federal reorientation organization around business strategies that promote economic growth, as well as on Japan's social and cultural frameworks and their impact on economic output"-- |
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