Anticompetitive practices in Japan : their impact on the performance of foreign firms
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Anticompetitive practices in Japan : their impact on the performance of foreign firms
Praeger, 1996
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Bibliography: p. [163]-182
Includes index
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Description
The U.S.-Japan bilateral trade relationship is perhaps the most consequential and the most tumultuous in the world. Government and business leaders devote substantial time and effort to resolving the stream of disputes that arise between the two allies and trading partners. Many of the issues are rooted in the perception that Japan's impressive economic success may be due in some degree to anticompetitive practices through which Japan's domestic markets are protected, and that an unfair advantage is granted to Japanese companies as they expand abroad. Regardless of the validity of these opinions, their existence exerts a negative influence upon this important bilateral relationship.
Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgment
Anticompetitive Behavior or Not: An Unsettling Issue
Entry Barriers and Antitrust Enforcement in Japan
Research Design and Methodology
Analyses and Results
Conclusions, Implication and Recommendations
Appendix
Bibliography
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