Titlebook: International Strategies of Japanese Banks; The European Perspec J. Thorsten Düser Book 1990 J. Thorsten Düser 1990 European Community.Inte

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,The Changing Strategic Environment of Japanese Banks, 1971–89,e of business that can be undertaken and the international use of the yen. To what degree this restrictive system has become a burden for the banks can best be recognized by viewing the regulations in terms of fund procurement and fund employment.

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Internationalization of Japanese Banks,strialized countries in the course of the 1970s and 1980s — liberalization from government controls, the rise in the importance of securities and a slow-down in economic growth. This shows that the events in Japan have been affected by global trends which are part of a bigger picture and that their

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,The European Community and Japanese Banks — 1992 and Beyond,e EC’s drive to complete the Internal Market by the end of 1992 along the lines drawn in the Commission’s White Paper of June 1985.. Although there are doubts that this deadline can be met, the past 18 months have witnessed a rapid expansion of Japanese banks into Germany, France and Italy, with ‘19

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J. Thorsten Düsery--from the faithful Soviet shadow-state of East Germany to the indepen- dence-seeking Romania and Yugoslavia and, economically, from the traditionally strict authoritarian form of Romania that seeks industrialization and state power to the New Economic Mechanism of Hungary and the decentralization

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J. Thorsten Düser incentive to emulate them, to work for them, and to strive for the material benefits promised by them. Transport can be, therefore, considered a carrier of progress as much as are the communications media. It is no accident that, historically, the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain, and later i

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