How Japanese Companies Live

In the early 1990s, the bubble economy collapsed, and Japan began to enter a period of development downturn that lasted more than 30 years. Only in recent years has Japan shown signs of economic recovery. Does this mean that the economy has emerged from the shadow of the collapse of the bubble economy and is on the track of revitalization? Japanese society has various views on this. Some people believe that the Japanese economy has recovered, while others believe that the Japanese economy is still in a dark tunnel. This book reviews the difficult path that the Japanese economy has gone through in the past 30 years, introduces the various measures and methods adopted by Japanese companies during the economic downturn to find a way to "survive", reveals the successful experiences and failures of Japanese society in the process of struggle, and learns how they cope with sluggish domestic demand and seek to "go overseas" to develop overseas markets. It helps people cope with various pressures of the global economic downturn, discover ways for enterprises to survive and develop, and find the key to economic recovery.