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general business slump.
Electrical equipment and machine industry. This
field is also under the influence of foreign businesses
though it is far from being under their control. As of
March 31, 195^? there were seventy-five technical assistance
agreements entered into by Japanese firms with foreign
manufacturers in this industry. There were, among them,
seven cases where foreign businesses acquired the controlling
or influential portion of shares of Japanese firms.^
Now, this field is dominated by four powerful
Zaibatsu manufacturers, namely, Toshiba Electric Industry
(Mitsui group), Nippon Electric Industry (Sumitomo group),
Mitsubishi Electric Machine, and Hitachi Works (semi-
Yasuda-Asano group).
1. Technical assistance or participation of foreign
businesses. The following list will show how these four
Zaibatsu firms have closely tied up with foreign manufacturers
in the form of technical assistance agreements:
Toshiba: Twelve technical assistance contracts
with General Electric, Radio Corporation
of America, Western Electric, and
11Political Economy Research Institute, op., cit..
P- 197*
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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 152 |
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| Full text | Ib2 general business slump. Electrical equipment and machine industry. This field is also under the influence of foreign businesses though it is far from being under their control. As of March 31, 195^? there were seventy-five technical assistance agreements entered into by Japanese firms with foreign manufacturers in this industry. There were, among them, seven cases where foreign businesses acquired the controlling or influential portion of shares of Japanese firms.^ Now, this field is dominated by four powerful Zaibatsu manufacturers, namely, Toshiba Electric Industry (Mitsui group), Nippon Electric Industry (Sumitomo group), Mitsubishi Electric Machine, and Hitachi Works (semi- Yasuda-Asano group). 1. Technical assistance or participation of foreign businesses. The following list will show how these four Zaibatsu firms have closely tied up with foreign manufacturers in the form of technical assistance agreements: Toshiba: Twelve technical assistance contracts with General Electric, Radio Corporation of America, Western Electric, and 11Political Economy Research Institute, op., cit.. P- 197* |
