The Development of Japanese Business, 1600-1973

W. Donald Burton

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INTRODUCTION 1. THE MERCHANTS OF TOKUGAWA JAPAN, 1600-1867 2. THE MEIJI ENTREPRENEURS, 1868-95 3. THE COLLEGE GRADUATES AS SUCCESSORS, 1896-1940 4. THE ORGANISERS OF THE JAPANESE MIRACLE, 1946-73 5. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS: THE JAPANESE MODEL OF MODERNISATION

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