Titlebook: Restructuring Japanese Business for Growth; Strategy, Finance, M Raj Aggarwal (Mellen Chair and Professor of Busine Book 1999 Springer Scie

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Education and Competitiveness of Japanese Firms in a Changing Global Economyple. People are often a reflection of education and culture. Therefore, these two areas must be taken into consideration as primary factors of international competitiveness. This paper discusses the unique characteristics of Japanese education and culture that shape the workforce. It concludes that

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Globalization Strategies of Japanese Firmsn links directly to many of the accepted factors that result in competitive superiority for Japanese companies.The article elaborates on different aspects of global strategy and contrasts typical Japanese and American approaches; and provides some empirical evidence on these differences. Japanese co

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Recent Developments in American and European Direct Investment in Post-Bubble Japan: Contrasting Per not least in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Indeed, in recent historical terms, the trend of foreign investment between the U.S. and Japan has been towards greater imbalance. Between 1980 and 1990 U.S. direct investment in Japan rose by 210% from a minimal level in 1980 to $19.3 billion in 1990.

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Has Japan Entered a New Era of Financial Constraints?vers to suggest that “balance-sheet problems” may have contributed to the recent economic downturn and may impede a recovery. In this paper, we conclude that balance-sheet problems did not and will not play a significant role in depressing the Japanese economy. First, while asset prices appear to ha

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Foreign Firms in Japan’s Securitites Industry in the 1980s and Post-Bubble Economyenter Japan’s volatile and changing securities and investment banking markets during the 1980s and their subsequent success in the post bubble economy. Its purpose is to identify criteria needed for long term competitiveness in Japan’s financial service sector. Some dramatic differences in competiti

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Japanese Women in the Workplace. Interviews with 112 Japanese female students, 10 Japanese professors, 10 Japanese businessmen and nine foreign businesswomen were conducted regarding the status of working women during the bubble and post-bubble economy in Japan. The article concludes with future trends of Japanese working women..