The Founding of Mitsubishi: A Case Study in Japanese Business History

Kozo Yamamura

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Were Japanese entrepreneurs of the Meiji period “community-centered” and motivated by the “samurai spirit” — as often argued? The career of Yataro Iwasaki offers a different view of Meiji entrepreneurship and government policy.

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1964The Origins of Entrepreneurship in Meiji Japan 1943Japan's Emergence as a Modern State.1966The Origins of Entrepreneurship in Meiji Japan 1964Zaibatsu, Prewar and Zaibatsu, Postwar

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