What Technology Has Postwar Japan Learned from the U.S.?

Yoshiro Hoshino

Japanese Economy, 1988, vol. 17, issue 1, 65-92

Abstract: At present, Japanese technology has reached the point where we can say that it is just as advanced as Western technology, at least in terms of mass production technology. In shipbuilding, steel, automobiles, motorcycles, color televisions, sewing machines, cameras, watches, synthetic fibers, plastics, titanium, petrochemical, semiconductors, and similar products, Japanese technology finds itself at the top level of the world.

Date: 1988
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