The new, emerging Japanese economy
Subtitle: opportunities and strategies for world business
By: Panos Mourdoukoutas.
Publisher: Thomson/South-Western
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Mason, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
Subjects: Free enterprise -- Japan; Consumption (Economics) -- Japan; Globalization -- Economic aspects -- Japan; Corporations, Foreign -- Japan; Competition, Unfair -- Japan; Japan -- Foreign economic relations; Japan -- Economic conditions -- 1989-; Japan -- Economic policy -- 1989-
Description: "The book consists of three parts. The first part is a discussion of Japan's Old Economy, the institutions and policies that contributed to the country's phenomenal success, the frictions they caused with her citizens and trade partners, and the contribution of these frictions to the rise of the New Economy. The second part is a discussion of how Japan's New Economy has benefited world business and the current trends and opportunities. The third part is a discussion of a strategy that assists foreign companies to take advantage of Japan's New Economy."--Jacket.
Table of contents: title: Economic dualism; title: Government activism; title: Economic frictions; title: Deregulation and competition; title: Business and political restructuring; title: Japan's market opens to world businesses; title: Trends and opportunities in Japan's market; title: Foreign affiliates in Japan; title: Adapt to the Japanese business conditions; title: Develop new products; title: Promote products aggressively; title: From here to the future.