Titlebook: Corporate Capitslism in Japan; Hiroshi Okumura Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 banking.busin

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The New Culture of the Wind and Its Effects found the following specific features by comparing Matsushita Electric and RCA. However, it should be noted that for Japan, ‘top management’ refers to the directorship only and does not include the audit committee, whilst for America, the term includes both directors and officers.

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Detlef Schuppan,Kristin Gisbert-Schuppans of the employees is not necessarily a representative of the employees. Managers in most companies in Japan start as employees, but clearly managers are not chosen by the employees. So let us look at who does choose the managers.

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Managers and Shareholders found the following specific features by comparing Matsushita Electric and RCA. However, it should be noted that for Japan, ‘top management’ refers to the directorship only and does not include the audit committee, whilst for America, the term includes both directors and officers.

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The ‘Companism’ Systemone came to hear the assertions: ‘Japan is powerful. The Japanese are superior.’ Before that time, it had been the premodern aspects of Japanese-style management that had been the issue, and the thrust of the argument had been that it was because of this that Japan was ‘a(chǎn) hopeless case’. At about th

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Who Rules Japan?as disappeared from those circles. However, it still lives on in the minds of most ordinary people, some of whom reply that it is the prime minister who rules Japan, others that it is the bureaucracy, and still others that it is the mega-rich like Konosuke Matsushita, the founder of the firm that be