Japanese Brain Industry: THINK TANK

Author: Ding Min
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: "The Japanese Brain Industry" primarily studies the development, operation, and effectiveness of Japan's think tanks from an economic perspective. It explores the interaction between Japan's socio-economic development and the growth of think tanks, offering a novel and unique perspective. The book is divided into two parts—Research and Data—with a total of 5 chapters. It focuses on the legal structure, capital structure, employment structure, market structure, and regional distribution characteristics of Japan's brain industry. It particularly provides typical case analyses of large-scale brain industries in Japan and looks ahead to the future development prospects of the industry.

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