, socialist and Third World economies, respectively. Looks deeper at the USA and its distribution and pricing process: Japan is … then scrutinised and, as in the USA, ‘free competition’ is the banner upheld; Sweden as a ‘midway’ system (between … countries next, starting with the USSR as the oldest and economically most power socialist country; East Germany is next for …

Looks at how Germany and Japan have achieved success in economic growth and new technology and in penetrating foreign … Japan places a great deal of importance on innovation in buyer/seller relationships, even more so than Germany.  …

In order to operate effectively in an environment of borderless markets, standard products and globalization marketing … of globalization theory, suggests that a holistic corporate philosophy approach is capable of maintaining congruence …

, Federal Republic of Germany and Sweden. Seeks to illuminate the processes of accounting regulation in the specific …Explores the development of regulations for “Accounting for Research and Development” in four countries: USA, UK …

USA and the consumerist movement there, looking at various public interest groups active in the USA. Addresses the … phenomenon in Europe in the second section stating that Sweden is the most consumer‐friendly, followed by the UK, France and … Germany. Concludes that the consumer has a right to expect safety, quality, health; information, education and protection; and …

1991 in Germany, Japan, USA, United Kingdom and Canada. Finds the German market takes by far the longest time to return to …

is on the industrial development that took place in Germany, the UK, Japan and the USA. The role of a domestic market …