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The Editors

Japanese Economy, 1974, vol. 3, issue 1, 43-55

Abstract: Intent on its path of rapid growth so far, the Japanese automobile industry has just entered the stage of maturity. This means that the Japanese automobile industry formed a growth-oriented, competitive oligopoly under the government's strong protection. Its market has been quite competitive, even though automobile enterprises have recently begun avoiding price competition and have been moving toward nonprice competition in model changes, advertising, and sales promotion.

Date: 1974
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