Industry StudiesPrentice Hall, 1992 - 370 páginas |
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... auto industry . " This con- sisted of joint ventures between Japanese auto producers and the traditional U.S. companies , together with Japanese - owned assembly plants in the United States . Eight such plants ( plus three more in ...
... auto industry . " This con- sisted of joint ventures between Japanese auto producers and the traditional U.S. companies , together with Japanese - owned assembly plants in the United States . Eight such plants ( plus three more in ...
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... auto imports and partly due to the huge profits the Japanese auto companies earned under the quotas . The various effects of auto quotas are illustrated in Figure 1 , in which D represents demand for autos in the United States , Sa is ...
... auto imports and partly due to the huge profits the Japanese auto companies earned under the quotas . The various effects of auto quotas are illustrated in Figure 1 , in which D represents demand for autos in the United States , Sa is ...
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... Auto Makers Get Chance to Regain Sales From Foreign Rivals , " Wall Street Journal , April 16 , 1987 , and " Did U.S. Car Makers Err by Raising Prices When the Yen Rose ? " April 18 , 1988 . 47 Yet the auto workers ' union has failed to ...
... Auto Makers Get Chance to Regain Sales From Foreign Rivals , " Wall Street Journal , April 16 , 1987 , and " Did U.S. Car Makers Err by Raising Prices When the Yen Rose ? " April 18 , 1988 . 47 Yet the auto workers ' union has failed to ...
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