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... result into a deflationary risk, similar to Japan's experience in the 1990s into the 2000s. Hence, m..., Heller and Khan (1979) used the entire structure of interest rates, and both reported obtaining a s...
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...ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE. The global air transportation industry includes c...Economic Indicators. There are three key measures in analyz... in 1988, with Australia, South Korea, and Japan deregulating in 1990. In 1987 Europe implemented a...
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The meteoric rise of Japan during the period from the 1950s to 1980s and the subsequent economic woes of the last two decades are well documented. The close alignment between the government and major businesses helped Japan become an economic superpower, while the bursting of the real estate and stock market bubbles about twenty years ago has resulted in Japan struggling to hold on to its second position among the leading economies in the world. The dramatic growth of the economy in Japan was one of the main reasons for the lack of accountability in Japanese government. China's emergence as a global economic power is certainly a threat to many Japanese businesses and Japan-based firms. China is billed to soon dethrone Japan as the world's second biggest economy. Japan must view China as...
...Corporate governance structure was another hot topic. The dramatic aging of the J...
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... Policy and the Business Cycle in Postwar Japan. In Meiselman, D., ed. (1970). Varieties of Moneta.... Mayer, T. (1978). The Structure of Monetarism. Kredit und Kapital, 8(2&3), 191-218...
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... boom which effect[ed] a change in the structure of production in favor of a more rapid growth of c... occurred in 1932 for New Zealand; 1933 for Japan, Greece, and Romania; 1934 for Chile, Denmark, Fin...
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... report on Japan analyzes the political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental (PPESTLE) structure of Japan. The report provides a holistic view of J...
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... Reserve System is the pivotal banking structure of the United States. Similarly to the ECB, the Fe... at other strong economies, we think that Japan has too much volatility in term of the currency it...
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... bacterium, often using an elongated structure called a pilus. (4) Conjugation in gram-positive b...(13) Although the full economic impact of antibacterial resistance is not currentl... Pattern Methicillin-resistant 21% (Japan, 2000) S. aureus 13% (United Kingdom, 2000) 31% (L...
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As Vietnam emerges into world markets, Vietnamese organizations are facing the predicament of how to avoid the low-cost labor trap and move up the production value-chain by improving quality and productivity. Continuous improvement (CI) practices have proved fundamental to building and sustaining competitive advantage in other Asian countries such as Japan, Singapore, and Malaysia. If Vietnamese organizations are to pursue higher value-added activities, CI will be critical for them, too. Despite the tremendous interest in Vietnam from the international business community, little research on Vietnamese management practices has been done, particularly on the use of CI techniques. The language barrier, lack of reliable business data, and the culture of government and corporate secrecy in V...
...They were key to Japan's economic development and became, according to many observer... that sudden changes to economic structure and incentives also require changes in firm behavi...
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...Small Business Economics, 19, 255-270. . Burke, R. J., M. G. Rothstein, & J... control, culture and organizations in Japan and America. Harvard University Press (Asia Center.... Stinchcombe, A. L. (1965). Social structure and organizations, In J. G. March (ed), Handbook o...