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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... industrial corporations into Japan's secret rulers . Admittedly , the business federations , especially Keidanren , have extra- ordinary powers . Keidanren is a federation of leading industrial organisa- tions such as the automobile ...
... industrial corporations into Japan's secret rulers . Admittedly , the business federations , especially Keidanren , have extra- ordinary powers . Keidanren is a federation of leading industrial organisa- tions such as the automobile ...
Page 383
... Industries Development Company was to establish one large manufacturing firm for each industrial sector . All these firms were then expected to develop their production capacity to the limit of their potential and at the cost of profits ...
... Industries Development Company was to establish one large manufacturing firm for each industrial sector . All these firms were then expected to develop their production capacity to the limit of their potential and at the cost of profits ...
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... industrial bureaucrats . Moreover , the law , which aimed to empower MITI to set up formal cartels in industries that needed to be made more competitive internationally , and which would have given ' public - private co - operation ...
... industrial bureaucrats . Moreover , the law , which aimed to empower MITI to set up formal cartels in industries that needed to be made more competitive internationally , and which would have given ' public - private co - operation ...
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