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Japanese Multinationals

Books on: "japanese multinationals" OR "international business enterprises japan"

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Does Ownership Matter? Japanese Multinationals in Europe

Book by Mark Mason, Dennis Encarnation; Oxford University Press, 1994

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The dramatic rise of Japanese foreign direct investment (FDI) in Europe during the 1980s has stimulated enormous interest among managers, policy-makers, and scholars eager to discern the real significance of the vaunted "Japanese challenge." In this book, prominent academics from Europe, Japan, and ...
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The dramatic rise of Japanese foreign direct investment (FDI) in Europe during the 1980s has stimulated enormous interest among managers, policy-makers, and scholars eager to discern the real significance of the vaunted "Japanese challenge." In this book, prominent academics from Europe, Japan, and the United States analyze the broad causes and consequences of this investment, then examine Japanese FDI in the European automobile, electronics, and financial services sector. Does Ownership Matter? begins with a broad overview of historical and recent trends in Japanese FDI in Europe, and concludes with implications for both Europe and the United States.
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Japanese Multinationals Abroad: Individual and Organizational Learning

Book by Schon L. Beechler, Allan Bird; Oxford University Press, 1999

Subjects:

Corporations, Japanese--Management, Industrial Management--Japan, International Business Enterprises

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This book brings together research on the spread of Japanese multinational firms around the world. The authors' research includes firms operating in the United States, Germany, Spain, Mexico, Italy, as well as countries in Southeast Asia. The continuing success of these firms provides a model for ...
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This book brings together research on the spread of Japanese multinational firms around the world. The authors' research includes firms operating in the United States, Germany, Spain, Mexico, Italy, as well as countries in Southeast Asia. The continuing success of these firms provides a model for other countries and firms to understand and emulate. The contributors in this book demonstrate how Japanese multinationals manage the people in their overseas operations and have wide-ranging implications for multinational performance as well as the performance of the local economies in which they operate. It is a learning experience for the Japanese managers when they find a cultural conflict with local workers and have to find ways to overcome this conflict in order for the local affiliate to succeed. Finally, the authors draw conclusions that can be applied to multinational firms in other countries that are expanding into different cultures.
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Japanese Multinationals in the United States: Case Studies

Book by Duane Kujawa; Praeger Publishers, 1986

Subjects:

Corporations, Japanese--United States--Case Studies, Corporations, Japanese--United States--Personnel Management--Case Studies

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JAPANESE MULTINATIONALS IN THE UNITED STATES JAPANESE MULTINATIONALS IN THE UNITED STATES Case Studies...Cataloging-in-Publication Data Kujawa, Duane. Japanese multinationals in the United States Includes index...
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Japanese Multinationals in Asia: Regional Operations in Comparative Perspective

Book by Dennis J. Encarnation; Oxford University Press, 1999

Subjects:

Corporations, Japanese--Asia, International Business Enterprises--Asia, Investments, Japanese--Asia

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This collection explores the expansion of Japanese multinational firms into Asia, a process which parallelled the region's growth as a major economic region. The contributors discuss a wide range of topics, including the reasons for moving manufacturing to other countries, the flow of trade between ...
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This collection explores the expansion of Japanese multinational firms into Asia, a process which parallelled the region's growth as a major economic region. The contributors discuss a wide range of topics, including the reasons for moving manufacturing to other countries, the flow of trade between Japan and these countries, technology transfer within firms, the impact of Japanese management practices in other Asian countries, and competition between Japanese and American firms in Asia.
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Keiretzu Economy, New Economy? Japan's Multinational Enterprises from a Postmodern Perspective

Book by Rainer Kensy; Palgrave, 2001

Subjects:

International Business Enterprises--Japan, Japan--Foreign Economic Relations

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This book combines a theoretical study of Japan's economic structures and multinational enterprises with an analysis of the contemporary multinational enterprise. Kensy assesses the value of the post-modern approach to understanding the New Economy, as well as Japanese society and culture. He ...
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This book combines a theoretical study of Japan's economic structures and multinational enterprises with an analysis of the contemporary multinational enterprise. Kensy assesses the value of the post-modern approach to understanding the New Economy, as well as Japanese society and culture. He analyses Japan's economic structure, interpreting its methods, strategies, and results in a postmodern context and surveys socio-economic development in Japan since the beginning of Westernization. He examines Japanese models for the transformation of society in the future, with particular reference to the Keiretzu.
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Journal Articles on: "japanese multinationals" OR "international business enterprises japan"

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Component Sourcing Strategies of Multinationals: An Empirical Study of European and Japanese Multinationals

Journal article by Paul M. Swamidass, Masaaki Kotabe; Journal of International Business Studies, Vol. 24, 1993

Subjects:

Corporations, European--Logistics, Corporations, Japanese--Logistics, International business enterprises--Logistics, Outsourcing--Research

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...empirical study of European and Japanese multinationals. by Paul M. Swamidass...sourcing strategies of European and Japanese multinationals exporting to the United States...sourcing strategies of European and Japanese multinationals manufacturing in the U.S. The...
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The Determinants of Expatriate Staffing by Japanese Multinationals in Asia: Control, Learning and Vertical Business Groups

Journal article by Rene A. Belderbos, Marielle G. Heijltjes; Journal of International Business Studies, Vol. 36, 2005

Subjects:

Correlation (Statistics), Management methods--Analysis, Organization--Management

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...Determinants of Expatriate Staffing by Japanese Multinationals in Asia: Control, Learning and...intensive use of expatriates in Japanese multinationals has been linked to the specific...however, are almost nonexistent in Japanese multinationals. Tung (1982) reports no third...
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Sourcing Strategies of European and Japanese Multinationals: A Comparison

Journal article by Masaaki Kotabe, Glenn S. Omura; Journal of International Business Studies, Vol. 20, 1989

Subjects:

Foreign corporations--United States, International business enterprises--Production management, Outsourcing--Analysis, Standardization--Usage

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...Sourcing strategies of European and Japanese multinationals: a comparison. by Masaaki...SOUCING STRATEGIES OF EUROPEAN AND JAPANESE MULTINATIONALS: A COMPARISON In an era of global...23-25. Kujawa, Duane. 1986. Japanese multinationals in the United States. New York...
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Talk Softly but Carry a Big Stick: Transfer Pricing Penalties and the Market Valuation of Japanese Multinationals in the United States

Journal article by Lorraine Eden, Luis F. Juarez Valdez, Dan Li; Journal of International Business Studies, Vol. 36, 2005

Subjects:

Corporate income taxes--Analysis, Tax law, Transfer pricing--Influence

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...Penalties and the Market Valuation of Japanese Multinationals in the United States. by...Depository Receipts (ADRs) of all Japanese multinationals with US subsidiaries over the...effectiveness of this threat.
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The Long Downturn

Journal article by Robert Brenner; New Left Review, Vol. a, 1998

Subjects:

Right And Left (Political Science), Socialism

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Magazine Articles on: "japanese multinationals" OR "international business enterprises japan"

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Trading with a Low-Wage Tiger: What Happens to Everyone Else When China Sucks Up So Much of the World's Economic Growth?

Magazine article by Barry C. Lynn; The American Prospect, Vol. 14, February 2003

Subjects:

China--Economic aspects, China--International aspects, Economic development--Evaluation, Economic development--International aspects, International business enterprises--Management, International economic relations--Evaluation, International trade--Economic aspects, International trade--Evaluation, Wages--Economic aspects, World Trade Organization--Membership

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...Scandinavian by comparison). A recent survey of managers at Japanese multinationals showed that most believe Chinas workers are better-educated...them once took toward Japan. During the many years when Japanese multinationals dominated the regions trade, Tokyo imagined itself as...
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Must Trade Kill Equality?

Magazine article by Robert Kuttner; The American Prospect, Vol. 18, March 2007

Subjects:

Bibliography--Best books, Book lists, Commerce--Ethical aspects, Commerce--International aspects, Economics literature--Criticism and interpretation, Economics--Criticism and interpretation, Economics--Literature, Europe--Economic aspects, Income distribution--Evaluation, United States economic conditions--Evaluation

Collections: Literature, Entire Library

...innovation." Although there are variations even among multinational corporations based in the same country, European and Japanese multinationals tend to work harder to keep more of the good jobs at home. As an export region with a net trade surplus, Europe does...
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How Asia Went from Boom to Gloom

Magazine article by Andrew Z. Szamosszegi; World and I, Vol. 13, May 1998

Subjects:

Balance of trade--Economic aspects, East Asia--Economic aspects, International Monetary Fund--Economic policy

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...The yen, which touched 80 per dollar in April 1995, weakened to 115 in January 1997 and to almost 130 by December. Japanese multinationals that had invested heavily in production from ASEAN manufacturing facilities found it was more profitable to export from...
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The Pits

Magazine article by Tullia Marcolongo; Alternatives Journal, Vol. 23, Spring 1997

Subjects:

British Columbia--Environmental aspects, Copper industry--Environmental aspects, Native Americans--Environmental policy

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...profits in excess of the GNP of most nations. Why are tax dollars spent to help open up a new mine for the benefit of Japanese multinationals?" asks John Hummel, a former natural resource advisor for the Cheslatta. Critics are also concerned that the British...
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Terrorism and Retaliation

Magazine article by Ian Williams; The Nation, Vol. 267, September 7, 1998

Subjects:

Embassy Bombing, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 1998--Investigations, Embassy Bombing, Nairobi, Kenya, 1998--Investigations, Terrorism--Prevention

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...brings down the whole region. One reason Southeast Asia boomed in the late eighties and early nineties was investment by Japanese multinationals trying to escape high costs at home. With the yen weak and profits short, Japanese firms are no longer building plants...

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Newspaper Articles on: "japanese multinationals" OR "international business enterprises japan"

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Wales 'Needs a Policy on Science to Boost Innovation'

Newspaper article; Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales), February 1, 2006

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...years ago, when the UK joined the then Common Market, Wales could legitimately claim to be the lowest cost location for Japanese multinationals to assemble television sets and microwave ovens inside the EEC tariff barriers, it certainly is not true now. The Far...
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Japan Awards PEZA Director De Lima

Newspaper article; Manila Bulletin, July 6, 2006

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...grown from 331 to 1,304, and created over a million jobs. Economic exports have risen from 3 billion to 32 billion. Japanese multinationals account for 40 percent of the economic zone investors. Because of her stunning achievements in handling investors, the...
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Chaff from the Grain; PEZA and IICC

Newspaper article; Manila Bulletin, June 23, 2006

Subjects:

Intercontinental Hotel

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...ecozone exports from US$2.8 billion in 1994 to US$32 billion by 2005. In terms of locator investments by nationality, Japanese multinationals lead the pack with 40 percent followed by Filipino entrepreneurs with 17 percent, and US companies with 14 percent...

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