Japanese Business Culture After the 1950s Differed Greatly from Western

question 48

Multiple Choice

Japanese business culture after the 1950s differed greatly from Western business culture in that

• A) companies in Japan tended to be state-owned.
• B) workers sacrificed an independent social life and were infused with corporate loyalty.
• C) companies tended to lay off workers more readily and regularly than in the West.
• D) Japanese businessmen generally invest less of their profits back into their corporations.

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