The Japanese Enterprise System: Competitive Strategies and Cooperative Structures (Clarendon Paperbacks) ebook

by W. Mark Fruin

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The Japanese Enterprise System: Competitive Strategies and Cooperative Structures (Clarendon Paperbacks) Paperback – August 11, 1994. by. W. Mark Fruin (Author). Find all the books, read about the author, and more. Will set the stage for the discussion of the Japanese business system and of the structures and strategies of its enterprises for many years to come. -Alfred Chandler, Harvard University. Embodies a historical approach to the evolving competitive strategies and cooperative structures in Japanese industry.

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More importantly, however, he comes to grips with how these issues interact.

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The Japanese Enterprise System: Competitive Strategies and Cooperative Structures. ByW. Mark Fruin · New York: Clarendon Press of Oxford, 1992. viii + 397 pp. Tables, charts, notes, appendix, index, and bibliography.

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Finally, it is a study of how Japanese managers have responded to and shaped those circumstances.

It combines historical and organizational analyses with development and strategy studies. It combines historical and organizational analyses with development and strategy studies.

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The Japanese Enterprise System : Competitive Strategies and Cooperative Structures. By (author) . ark Fruin. The book charts developments from the origins of the Japanese corporation between 1907 and 1918, through various stages of expansion, to the current system of networks of firms managed by the major corporations. Format Hardback 409 pages.

A fashion for some and a phobia for others, Japan's economy appears larger than life, the first and only non-Western country to have broken the conventional association between geography, industrial democracy, and international prosperity. But fashions and phobias somehow miss the point. For anyone who wants to understand the real reasons behind Japan's economic miracle, The Japanese Enterprise System provides a clear and authoritative analysis. Mark Fruin takes into account the main factors usually offered to explain Japanese success: human-resource practices, institutional structures, late development, industrial policy, and an accent on the efficiency of native economic institutions. More importantly, however, he comes to grips with how these issues interact. Emphasizing interactions between individuals, between individuals and institutions, and between institutions, he reveals exactly how Japanese enterprises are different from those in the West, and how those differences account for Japan's remarkable success.