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1. Dysfunctional management education and declining global competitiveness of the United States economy

2. Fujifilm-Kodak duopolistic competition in Japan and the United States

This article analyzes the duopolistic competition of Fujifilm and Kodak according to the product life cycle and "game theoretic" excange-of-hostage hypothesis of international trade and investment. It shows how each firm used its home-team and first-mover advantages to compete with the other. It shows that Fujifilm's strategic use of marketing logistics and innovative products reduced Kodak's market share in Japan and elsewhere. This article has implications for the global competition of multinationals' policies and for market competition and trade policies of the U.S., Japan, and other countries.

3. The multinational spread of Japanese firms and Asian neighbors' reactions

4. R & D factors and exports of manufactured goods of Japan

5. Value added maximization behavior of firms and Japanese semiconductor industry

6. US-Japanese relations : from Brinkmanship to statesmanship

7. The US trade deficit with Japan : [putting America's house in order]

8. Japanese and European multinationals in America : a case of flexible corporate systems

9. [Rezension von: Japan's emerging multinationals, ed. by Susumu Takamiya ..]

10. Japan's challenge to the United States : industrial policies and corporate strategies