The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless Nation"The first full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political/industrial system"--Cover subtitle. |
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Page 34
... corporations operate in an extremely favourable political climate in so far as industrial expansion remains the national goal in the eyes of economic officials and the LDP , and most of the methods used to achieve this goal are accepted ...
... corporations operate in an extremely favourable political climate in so far as industrial expansion remains the national goal in the eyes of economic officials and the LDP , and most of the methods used to achieve this goal are accepted ...
Page 45
... corporations serving all manner of economic and political purposes including , incidentally , the provision of post - retirement sinecures for the bureaucrats themselves . Deriving funds largely from Japan's postal savings system ( the ...
... corporations serving all manner of economic and political purposes including , incidentally , the provision of post - retirement sinecures for the bureaucrats themselves . Deriving funds largely from Japan's postal savings system ( the ...
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... corporate top lies the highly disciplined array of firms that has made Japan famous in the post - war world . These ' private ' corporations , in the Japanese version of ' capital- ism ' , are only semi - autonomous . Most of the large ...
... corporate top lies the highly disciplined array of firms that has made Japan famous in the post - war world . These ' private ' corporations , in the Japanese version of ' capital- ism ' , are only semi - autonomous . Most of the large ...
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