Titlebook: Struggles for Survival; Institutional and Or Yoshitaka Okada (Professor) Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2006 Evolution.Governance.Innovati

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Introduction,nological innovation and behind the European Union in several areas. Moreover, Korea and Taiwan are catching up with Japan in technology and engage in production with much lower labor costs and higher efficiency than Japan. Consequently, some Japanese industries have lost their world-leading positions

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Institutions, Organizations, and Techno-Governance for Innovation,nstitutions that function to restrict actors’ behavior. In this chapter, I shall try to develop a framework of analysis that can comprehensively incorporate the aforementioned elements, reviewing some of the relevant theories

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Institutional, Technological, and Strategic Factors in the Global Integrated-Circuit Industry: The alization factors that conditioned the developmental path of a country’s economy, affected the industrial trajectory and competitive environment existing in the integrated-circuit industry, and influenced the survival of firms competing in that industry

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Introduction,to 0.9% in 1992. Since then it has hovered around 1.0%, except when it went to 3.5% in 1996 and — 1.1% in 1998.. This stagnation has occurred largely because domestic demand has drastically declined, while globalization has intensified international competition and has forced Japanese companies to r

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Institutional Changes and Corporate Strategies for Survival in the Japanese Semiconductor Industry,concepts as profit, price, cost, and quantity to achieve allocating or accounting efficiency, Japanese companies and the government have strongly emphasized non-allocative or production efficiency, promoting worker participation, long-term relations, cooperative learning, and capability building. (.

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Institutional, Technological, and Strategic Factors in the Global Integrated-Circuit Industry: The ngly influence the competitive environment in which firms are enmeshed and the role their strategies play in the evolution of economies and industries. Understanding the relational dynamics between technological change and globalization on the one hand and country-based institutional and firm-based

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Industrial Environment, Institutional Changes, and Technological Innovations in the Japanese Teleco environment, institutional changes, and technological innovations. Since the end of World War II, the environment surrounding Japanese telecommunications has changed drastically. Japan’s telephone network was heavily damaged by the war, and it became the government’s major goal to install a modern