Titlebook: Japanese Foreign Direct Investment and the East Asian Industrial System; Case Studies from th Haruo Horaguchi (Professor),Koichi Shimokawa

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Leveraging Capabilities: Models of Foreign Production in the Taiwanese Automotive Industry,development costs over much larger volumes, and spurred the globalization and domestic restructuring of German suppliers (Pries 1999). For automotive firms in each of these countries, expansion of global capabilities helped solve critical problems, and in the German and American cases, was an important component of a larger restructuring effort.

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Expansion Options among Hong Kong Electronics Firms: A Study of Effective Marketing Channel Strategon the tourism and the provision of business and financial services. Hong Kong is the best example of a free enterprise economy. The Hong Kong government provides a sound regulatory structure for conducting business but with very little intervention, the tax rates are very low, and yet the infrastructure is very well developed.

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Technology Transfer of the Toyota Production System in China,n international scale.. Specifically, I shall go back to the first introduction of the Toyota production system (TPS) into China and the process of technology transfer, by focusing on the case of First Automotive Works (Diyi Qiche Jituan Gongsi; hereafter abbreviated to FAW), the representative Chinese automobile manufacturer.

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Trends in Multinational Strategies and Organizations in the Asia-Pacific,hallenges and opportunities. The interaction of product markets, service markets, financial markets, macroeconomics, public policy, and business strategy is reshaping firms, industries, cities, and entire economies.

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AFTA in the Globalization Process: Perspectives from Industries in Malaysia,capital flows either for investment into real production facilities or for short term portfolio holdings, in ways and magnitude that are unprecedented. The process of pan-global extension of business and economic linkages is accelerated by the rapid and widespread diffusion of technology, again through modes that never existed before.