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V. Deepan,P. D. Jeyakumar,S. Sreenathid-1950s. In 1955 Japan’s economy was half the size of the economies of France and Britain with per capita output well under that even of Italy. Over the next 40 years the economy grew in US dollar terms by 230 times, becoming by 1995 more than three times the size of the French economy and more tha

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Elke Ielegems,Jasmien Herssens,Jan Vanrieion from a rapidly growing and youthful population to a rapidly declining and aging population. Having nearly tripled in the 20th century, Japan’s population may reduce by half in the 21st century. For very long, the conventional Western view saw Japan as over-populated, a terribly crowded country s

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Alessandra Tursi,Giuseppe Mincolelliagement system built on the special characteristics of Japanese society. There is no need to debate whether these characteristics — an emphasis on age-grading, a high degree of group consciousness and identification rather than a focus on individualism, a general egalitarianism in compensation and p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-41962-6 the sourcing, structure, and management of corporate finance. These changes, taking place from the mid-1990s, were driven by an extraordinary combination of low and erratic growth rates of the economy, long-continued deflationary price drops, massive declines in asset values, and sharp changes in a

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Avril Accolla,Luigi Bandini Butit rough parity with the best of the world in technology — ahead in some sectors, lagging in others, as would be expected. Economic growth has depended on a steady and rather rapid shift of industry to everhigher levels of value added. As labor-intensive industry moves off-shore, as the economies of

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Avril Accolla,Luigi Bandini Butily involved in a world system that is changing dramatically. The center of the world map for the kaisha is moving rapidly from North America to East and Southeast Asia, from the North Atlantic to the Western Pacific, truly a sea change. The momentum of economic forces drives the nation and its kaish

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