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Study C: Organizational Culture and Organizational Commitment in the Indian Subsidiary,lopment of supporting industries in Japan itself. Japanese companies have raised the local content of their products while reducing their dependency on the supply of parts and components from Japan. A virtuous cycle between the inflows of Japanese foreign direct investments and industrial developmen

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Discussion,or Japanese multinational company; (b) whether its original organizational culture can be transmitted from the HQto its overseas subsidiaries; and (c) what effects culture has on the employee’s commitment both in the home and subsidiary operations. This research considered organizational commitment

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Methodology, are being made. The unit of analysis for this research is an organization. A final issue is choosing the appropriate sampling strategy, data collection, and data analysis techniques in order to be able to provide the answers to the research questions.

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Study B: Analysis of the Organizational Culture and Organizational Commitment in the Thai Subsidiar commitment as observed in the subsidiary of this company. The subsidiary is located in a culturally similar host country, Thailand. The set of hypotheses evaluated in this chapter are described in Table 7.1.

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Conclusion, 1959). This research followed exactly all the criteria proposed by positivism and managed to create the methodical framework and parsimonious research measurement instrument, which allows researchers to examine the concepts of the research model empirically in a systematic way.