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Japanese Distribution Strategy de Michael R. Czinkota

Japanese Distribution Strategy

Autor Michael R. Czinkota, Masaaki Kotabe, Czinkota/Kotabe
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 28 feb 2010
Japanese distribution has been a major issue of concern for policymakers, business executives and academics internationally. Business executives around the world have complained for decades that Japan's distribution system is essentially closed and does not permit external access to the Japanese market. Japanese business executives themselves, as well as Japanese government officials, have begun to introduce measures to open these distribution channels. Japanese distribution has been a major issue of concern for policymakers, business executives and academics internationally. Business executives around the world have complained for decades that Japan's distribution system is essentially closed and does not permit external access to the Japanese market. Japanese business executives themselves, as well as Japanese government officials, have begun to introduce measures to open these distribution channels.
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ISBN-13: 9781861525352
ISBN-10: 1861525354
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Cengage Learning
Locul publicării:United Kingdom

Notă biografică

Michael R. Czinkota is one of the foremost experts on international business and marketing in the world. His insights and counsel are frequently sought by the media, global companies, and governments all over the world. He is a frequent speaker on issues related to trade, trade policy, and global business strategies. His key research is in the field of export promotion and export development. He has served in the U.S. Government as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce, where he was responsible for trade analysis and support of trade negotiations. He holds three honorary doctorates and advises universities around the globe. He currently serves on the faculty of The McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University. Masaaki Kotabe is the Washburn Chair of International Business and Marketing and Director of Research at the Institute of Global Management Studies at Temple University. He also serves as the Vice President of the Academy of International Business. Dr. Kotabe lectures regularly at various business schools around the world, including Germany, Finland, Mexico, Brazil, Japan, Indonesia, and Turkey. He is also an active consultant for AT&T, NEC, Philips, Sony, and Ito-Yokado (parent company of 7-Eleven stores). Dr. Kotabe's scholarly activities include numerous publications and participation on several editorial boards. Recently, he was ranked as the most contributing international business researcher in the world in the last ten years.

Cuprins

PART 1: CHANGES IN THE JAPANESE CHANNEL ENVIRONMENT AND STRUCTURE 1. Understanding and Responding to Changing Distribution Conditions 2. The Effects of Changes in the Environment on Retail Structure 3. Japanese Wholesale Distribution: Its Features and Future 4. Changes in Japanese Grocery Distribution 5. Discount Stores in Japan: A Revolution in the Japanese Distribution System 6. Japan Department Stores: Does Size Matter in Supplier-Buyer Relationships? 7. The Large Scale Retail Store Law: One of the Thorny Issues in the Kodak-Fuji Case 8. The Realities of Change in Japanese Large Retail Stores PART 2: COLLABORATION IN DISTRIBUTION 9. Collaborating for Change in Japanese Distribution: Strategic Alliances, Team Merchandising and Enemies in the Same Boat 10. Long-term Manufacturer-Distributor Relationships 11. The Effect of Perceived Interdependence on Distributor Attitudes: Cross-National Comparison and Trans-National Integration 12. Product Specialisation among Japanese Wholesalers: The Role of Policy and Consequences for Market Access PART 3: SUPPLIER-DISTRIBUTOR RELATIONSHIPS 13. Strategic Effects of Structural Changes in Distribution: Japanese Auto Makers in the United States 14. Control and Performance in U.S.-Japanese Distribution Relationships 15. Managing Manufacturer-Distributor Relationships in Japanese and U.S. Firms 16. Structural Factors Affecting Supplier Dependency: Australian Tourism Service 17. Performance in the Japanese Market: Experience of Agribusiness Exporters from New Zealand PART 4: IMPLEMENTING DISTRIBUTION CHANGE 18. Margin or Sales: A Comparative Analysis of Two Royalty Structures in the Japanese Convenience Store Industry 19. Consumer Behaviour, Retail Store Choice and Preference Hierarchy in Japan: A Review 20. Innovation of the Convenience-Store Order Entry System in Japan 21. The Strategy of Distribution in the Japanese Cosmetics Industry 22. Developing and Implementing Reverse Distribution Systems 23. The Role of Historical and Institutional Context in Transferring Distribution Practices Abroad: Matsushita's Monopolisation of Market Share in Malaysia 24. Japan's Second Distribution Revolution: The Penetration of Global Retail Formats 25. Repeal of Japan's Fifty-Year Zaibatsu Ban: The Potential Impact upon Negotiating Leverage within the Supply Chain PART 5: CASE STUDIES OF SUCCESSFUL MARKET ENTRY AND PERFORMANCE IN JAPAN

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PART 1: CHANGES IN THE JAPANESE CHANNEL ENVIRONMENT AND STRUCTURE 1. Understanding and Responding to Changing Distribution Conditions 2. The Effects of Changes in the Environment on Retail Structure 3. Japanese Wholesale Distribution: Its Features and Future 4. Changes in Japanese Grocery Distribution 5. Discount Stores in Japan: A Revolution in the Japanese Distribution System 6. Japan Department Stores: Does Size Matter in Supplier-Buyer Relationships? 7. The Large Scale Retail Store Law: One of the Thorny Issues in the Kodak-Fuji Case 8. The Realities of Change in Japanese Large Retail Stores PART 2: COLLABORATION IN DISTRIBUTION 9. Collaborating for Change in Japanese Distribution: Strategic Alliances, Team Merchandising and Enemies in the Same Boat 10. Long-term Manufacturer-Distributor Relationships 11. The Effect of Perceived Interdependence on Distributor Attitudes: Cross-National Comparison and Trans-National Integration 12. Product Specialisation among Japanese Wholesalers: The Role of Policy and Consequences for Market Access PART 3: SUPPLIER-DISTRIBUTOR RELATIONSHIPS 13. Strategic Effects of Structural Changes in Distribution: Japanese Auto Makers in the United States 14. Control and Performance in U.S.-Japanese Distribution Relationships 15. Managing Manufacturer-Distributor Relationships in Japanese and U.S. Firms 16. Structural Factors Affecting Supplier Dependency: Australian Tourism Service 17. Performance in the Japanese Market: Experience of Agribusiness Exporters from New Zealand PART 4: IMPLEMENTING DISTRIBUTION CHANGE 18. Margin or Sales: A Comparative Analysis of Two Royalty Structures in the Japanese Convenience Store Industry 19. Consumer Behaviour, Retail Store Choice and Preference Hierarchy in Japan: A Review 20. Innovation of the Convenience-Store Order Entry System in Japan 21. The Strategy of Distribution in the Japanese Cosmetics Industry 22. Developing and Implementing Reverse Distribution Systems 23. The Role of Historical and Institutional Context in Transferring Distribution Practices Abroad: Matsushita's Monopolisation of Market Share in Malaysia 24. Japan's Second Distribution Revolution: The Penetration of Global Retail Formats 25. Repeal of Japan's Fifty-Year Zaibatsu Ban: The Potential Impact upon Negotiating Leverage within the Supply Chain PART 5: CASE STUDIES OF SUCCESSFUL MARKET ENTRY AND PERFORMANCE IN JAPAN