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CHAPTER V
RE-FORMATION AND TRANSFORMATION OF ZAIBATSU
THROUGH THEIR STRUGGLE FOR POWER IN
NEW INDUSTRIAL FIELDS
In the preceding chapter it has been suggested that
the banks, though particularly important in post-war
economy, are not and will not be the central power of
Zaibatsu re-formation and transformation. In this chapter,
some of the basic forces which drive enterprises to be
reunited and to re-form Zaibatsus will be analyzed. The
forces herein dealt with are those which manifest themselves
in the struggle of enterprises for power in the new industrial
fields. The analysis thereof will, it is hoped,
reveal some of the essential characters of the Zaibatsu
re-formation.
I. ZAIBATSUS IN CHEMICAL AND SYNTHETIC
TEXTILE INDUSTRY
Chemical thread and fabrics. The textile industries
(silk, cotton, wool, and chemical fiber) played a very
important role in the pre-war Japanese economy as a major
export industry which earned a great amount of foreign
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| Title | The aftermath of the dissolution of Zaibatsus, the Japanese combines: A study of the post-war development of monopoly in Japan. - Page 89 |
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| Full text | CHAPTER V RE-FORMATION AND TRANSFORMATION OF ZAIBATSU THROUGH THEIR STRUGGLE FOR POWER IN NEW INDUSTRIAL FIELDS In the preceding chapter it has been suggested that the banks, though particularly important in post-war economy, are not and will not be the central power of Zaibatsu re-formation and transformation. In this chapter, some of the basic forces which drive enterprises to be reunited and to re-form Zaibatsus will be analyzed. The forces herein dealt with are those which manifest themselves in the struggle of enterprises for power in the new industrial fields. The analysis thereof will, it is hoped, reveal some of the essential characters of the Zaibatsu re-formation. I. ZAIBATSUS IN CHEMICAL AND SYNTHETIC TEXTILE INDUSTRY Chemical thread and fabrics. The textile industries (silk, cotton, wool, and chemical fiber) played a very important role in the pre-war Japanese economy as a major export industry which earned a great amount of foreign |
