Impact of Japanese Cars Japanese Cars and American Decline 
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Japanese cars began to appear on the American market just as the older stereotype was wearing off. As late as 1965, the
Japanese presence was insignificant. ....
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Automobile Trade Dispute Between US & Japan
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Japanese cars began to appear on the American market just as the older stereotype was wearing off. As late as 1965, the
Japanese presence was insignificant. ....
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Japanese and American Management Styles
.... is a component of function. If
Japanese cars did not perform, they could not be given away. Early
Japanese imports were weak, uninspired ....
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Crisis in Mexico's Oil Industry On July 4, 1976, as ...
.... The early penetration of
Japanese cars into the domestic US auto market had been driven largely by their relatively small size and greater fuel economy at a ....
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Toyota and Government Policy
.... 1990s. The combination of a recession in Japan with a strong yen made
Japanese cars less economical than they once had been. They ....
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Japanese Manufactuers in US Luxury Car Market A
.... Sales of
Japanese cars have, for the most part, held up to prior year levels (Armstrong, 1991). One factor in the
Japanese success ....
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Toyota Motor Corp.
.... also suffers from weakness stemming from its reputation as the highest priced
Japanese auto maker, and from the perception that
Japanese cars are overpriced ....
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Changes in American Automotive Industry
.... 149-150). The result was that well-equipped
Japanese cars could be offered for prices competitive with stripped down American models. ....
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Japanese-American Relations Japanese-American Re
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Japanese cars, just appearing in substantial numbers at the beginning of the decade of the 1970s, made a striking contrast in this regard (and also in gas ....
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Japanese management techniques & American Firms
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Japanese products, particularly
Japanese cars and electronics, are recognized by American consumers as providing a high level of quality and value. ....
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Japanese industrial expansion since WWII
.... in
Japanese investment in the US, with the opening of a certain number of
Japanese manufacturing companies in the US, primarily to produce
Japanese cars. ....
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Character of Japanese Business Management
.... trend was the sudden emergence of Japan as an economic powerhouse most vividly brought home to Americans by the proliferation of
Japanese imported
cars on our ....
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American Auto Companies' Future
.... Gap-Real and Perceived American car manufacturers suffer from a quality gap with European and
Japanese automakers, especially with
Japanese cars that tend to ....
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Auto Industries in the US & Japan David Halberstam published The ...
.... was no choice for the Americans but to coordinate with the
Japanese invasion, and therefore many US businessmen took to marketing
Japanese cars under domestic ....
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Suzuki's Samurai Automobile Suzuki is introducing a new car m
.... The Samurai features an engine slightly larger than 1300ccs and, sold without a back seat, is not subject to the limitation of imported
Japanese cars since it ....
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American Influence on Japanese Industrial Design
.... There did not appear to be any end to the extent to which the
Japanese market could absorb new
cars, and export was not a major priority for this product. ....
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Japanese industrial expansion since WWII
.... in
Japanese investment in the US, with the opening of a certain number of
Japanese manufacturing companies in the US, primarily to produce
Japanese cars. ....
(2506
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United States and Japanese Competition
.... The market was changing, but the industry seemed unable to change with it. Worse,
Japanese cars were gaining a reputation for superior quality. ....
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Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Company History The comp
.... The slippage in recent years has to be attributed to one or both of two factors--
Japanese cars have reached the limit of their market penetration under ....
(1978
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The Occupation Forces and Reforms in Japan
.... producers.
Japanese cars have become a major success story in the United States, much to the chagrin of US automakers. There were ....
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Japanese Industrial Expansion
.... investment in the US, with the opening of a certain number of
Japanese manufacturing companies in the US, primarily to produce
Japanese cars, has spurred even ....
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Advertising in the 1980s
.... a haze. The intent of the ad was also, perhaps, to play obliquely off the general good reputation of
Japanese cars. It is difficult ....
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Introduction Toyota Motor Company is rapidly beco
.... Having production facilities in North America tempers this foreign exchange risk and helps
Japanese cars remain competitive regardless of what currency rates ....
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Lester Thurow's Head to Head
.... in
Japanese investment in the US, with the opening of a certain number of
Japanese manufacturing companies in the US, primarily to produce
Japanese cars. ....
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Tariffs and Non-Tariff Barriers
.... For example, when
Japanese cars started being imported to the United States, the difference between
Japanese high quality and American shoddy quality in
cars ....
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Domestic Growth and the World Economy
.... If Americans were buying
Japanese cars, the implication was that
Japanese workers were getting jobs instead of American workers. ....
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Multinational Agreement on Investment
.... The MITI report condemned Italy in particular for restricting direct imports of
Japanese cars to 3,600 a year and indirect imports (
Japanese-made
cars imported ....
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Doing Business in the Japanese Market
.... In the decades following World War II,
Japanese goods (especially
cars and electronics) began to flood Western markets, gaining a reputation for being better ....
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Employee Commitment to TQM Process
.... quality. Consumers feel that they receive a greater value for the price of
Japanese cars than for American
cars similarly priced. Value ....
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MITSUBISHI MOTORS
.... Chrysler formed Diamond Star Motor to make
cars in Normal, Illinois in 1985. This would lead to a successful American operation for the
Japanese conglomerate. ....
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