Decision-making structures and processes in multinationals in Japan

Kuwahara Y.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper on decision making in multinational enterprise subsidiaries (foreign enterprises) in Japan - shows direct foreign investment trends 1950-1983, distribution by industry and size of enterprise, and number of top management expatriate workers; analyses decision making processes and locus of authority in regard to personnel management, collective bargaining and dispute settlement; makes comparisons of management practices with Japanese companies. Bibliography, statistical tables.

Keywords: decision making.; multinational enterprise.; foreign enterprise.; foreign investment.; trend; industry; size of enterprise; top management.; expatriate worker; personnel management; collective bargaining; dispute settlement.; management; statistical table; prise de décision; entreprise multinationale; entreprise étrangère; investissement étranger; tendance; industrie; dimension de l'entreprise; cadres supérieurs; travailleur expatrié; gestion du personnel; négociation collective; règlement de conflit; gestion; tableau statistique; toma de decisiones; empresa multinacional; empresa extranjera; inversiones extranjeras; tendencia; industria; tamaño de la empresa; alta dirección; trabajador expatriado; administración de personal; negociación colectiva; arreglo de conflicto; administración; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 37 P. pages
Date: 1985
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Published in Multinational Enterprises Programme working paper series

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