The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless NationA full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political and industrial system. |
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... keiretsu , but this label was originally used for yet another type of conglomerate in which the members are even more closely related to one another . These are the hierarchically ordered systems of subsidiaries , suppliers ...
... keiretsu , but this label was originally used for yet another type of conglomerate in which the members are even more closely related to one another . These are the hierarchically ordered systems of subsidiaries , suppliers ...
Page 385
... keiretsu relationship . Heavily overloaned as they were for most of the post - war years , the banks pumping funds into the keiretsu became increasingly dependent on the central bank . An economist at this institution has pointed out ...
... keiretsu relationship . Heavily overloaned as they were for most of the post - war years , the banks pumping funds into the keiretsu became increasingly dependent on the central bank . An economist at this institution has pointed out ...
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... keiretsu ' , a constraining web of relation- ships tying wholesalers and retailers in with a particular manufacturer . The distribution keiretsu together constitute what is routinely referred to by Japanese officials and frustrated ...
... keiretsu ' , a constraining web of relation- ships tying wholesalers and retailers in with a particular manufacturer . The distribution keiretsu together constitute what is routinely referred to by Japanese officials and frustrated ...
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