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Convergence or collision : alternative scenarios for U. S.-Japanese relations

Imai, Kenichi - In: U. S. -Japanese economic relations : Cooperation, …, (pp. 97-115). 1980

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Iron and steel : industrial organization

Imai, Kenichi - In: Japanese economic studies : a journal of translations 3 (1974/75) 2, pp. 3-67

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Industrial organization in Japan : Washington, D. C.: The Brookings Institution, 1976. xi + 169 pp., index. Hardcover, $9.95; paper, $3.50

Imai, Kenichi - In: Journal of Comparative Economics 2 (1978) 3, pp. 277-279

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Business Enterprise in Japan: Views of Leading Japanese Economists

Imai, Kenichi; Komiya, Ryutaro; Dore, Ronald; … - In: Business history 39 (1997) 2, pp. 149-150

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Business Enterprise in Japan

Imai, Kenichi; Komiya, Ryutaro; Bronfenbrenner, Martin - In: Southern economic journal 62 (1995) 2, pp. 494-495

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The Growth of Firms in the Japanese Manufacturing Industries

Imai, Kenichi - In: Hitotsubashi Journal of commerce and management 4 (1966) 1, pp. 59-77

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International Industrial Organization and Competition Policy

Imai, Kenichi - In: Hitotsubashi Journal of commerce and management 9 (1974) 1, pp. 16-34

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IRON and Steel: Industrial Organization

Imai, Kenichi - In: Japanese Economy 3 (1974) 2, pp. 3-67

The first showing of Cinerama in Japan was in early 1955. This new type of film, titled uThis Is Cinerama/u, introduced in documentary style some main features of a number of countries. The part on Japan, represented as usual by Mount Fuji and geisha girls, was too repulsive to me. But the...

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