World Business Unification: Secrets of Japanese, American, and Jewish Dominance in Business

Author: Ning Yi
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The Japanese have a "spirit of seeking the way." No country in the world has as many "ways" as Japan: tea ceremony, flower arrangement, swordsmanship, judo, calligraphy, karate, and more. From mastering a single skill to excelling in numerous arts, each has its own schools and competitions. "Technique" and "beauty" reach the highest levels, while "quality" and "goodness" achieve the highest realms. With their exceptional business acumen, Japan rebuilt from ruins after World War II, only to be challenged by the United States, at one point pushing American companies to the brink. Americans also have their own "way." Some categorize the diverse industries and professions in American society into three paths: red, yellow, and black. Red represents the official path, yellow represents the business path, and black represents the academic path. In a society shaped by commercial spirit, people highly value the business path, believing in "money can do anything," and are enthusiastic about working hard and making money. With wealth, everything—reputation, status, and power—can be attained. No country has succeeded in business as much as the United States, and perhaps only Japan can rival it in the current world. The astonishing wealth and extraordinary earning ability of the Jews have impressed the entire world. As a small minority, they control vast assets worldwide; despite having little capital, they have always remained at the pinnacle of finance. The Jews never reveal their secrets to outsiders, which only fuels the curiosity of the world to explore their methods of wealth accumulation. Whoever masters the Jewish business path holds the golden key to unlocking the door to wealth.