Japanese Management

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"This is a study of the character of Japanese business management, its strengths and weaknesses, how it compares with American management, and what lessons (if any) American business can learn from the Japanese system and experience of management. It will be argued that important lessons can indeed be learned from the Japanese, but that these are limited in many respects by fundamental differences of cultural values between the two societies.

In the 1980s, two independent but disturbing trends caught the attention of students of American business management and of the American public at large. One was purely domestic: evidence that American business was not performing as well as it had in the past. National economic growth was sluggish, and managers seemed more interested in short.term financial manipulations than ... "

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