An introduction to public enterprise in Japan /

By:

Yoshitake, Kiyohiko

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Beverly Hills [Calif.] : Sage Publications , [c1973]Description: xiii, 361 pISBN:

0803902980

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

338.4 YOS

LOC classification:

HD4313 .Y67

Summary: The book contains a description of public enterprise in Japan, tracing the historical development of its present day forms and making case by case comparisons with British public enterprise. The author, tracing the history of public enterprise in Japan, theorises that the dominating influences guiding the establishment of a Japanese public enterprise sector were military and strategic in nature, whereas for Britain the motivational factors were largely democratic or socialistic.

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With a foreword by William, A. Robson, London school of Economics and political science.

Bibliography: p. 334-348.

The book contains a description of public enterprise in Japan, tracing the historical development of its present day forms and making case by case comparisons with British public enterprise. The author, tracing the history of public enterprise in Japan, theorises that the dominating influences guiding the establishment of a Japanese public enterprise sector were military and strategic in nature, whereas for Britain the motivational factors were largely democratic or socialistic.

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