Internationalization, Corporate Preferences and Commercial Policy in Japan (Macmillan Business (Series).)

Internationalization, Corporate Preferences and Commercial Policy in Japan (Macmillan Business (Series).)

by Hidetaka Yoshimatsu

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"This book examines the relationship between the enhanced internationalization of corporate activities and the evolution of corporate policy preferences, and the impact of this relationship on the process of trade and investment policies in Japan." "The book also sheds light on business-government relations in Japan. A new perspective on the issue of Japan's trade relations and the opening of its market by highlighting the evolving preferences of Japanese corporation is presented." "Based on various sources, including government and industrial reports, newspaper articles and intensive interviews, the book provides much new and valuable information about business-government relations, industrial organizations, and policy making the implementation processes in Japan."--Jacket.

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    Yoshimatsu highlights how increased corporate internationalization influences policy preferences. Can you identify specific mechanisms or dynamics described in the book that you found particularly insightful or surprising regarding this influence?

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    The book sheds light on business-government relations in Japan. How would you characterize this dynamic as presented by Yoshimatsu, and does it align with or challenge your understanding of such relationships in other countries or industries?

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    Yoshimatsu proposes a "new perspective" on Japan's market opening based on evolving corporate preferences. How does this argument impact your view on the primary drivers of trade policy decisions, beyond traditional economic or political explanations?

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