Titlebook: Automobile Industry Supply Chain in Thailand; Munehiko Itoh,Atsumi Kato,Park Taehoon Book 2018 The Author(s), under exclusive license to S

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Munehiko Itoh,Atsumi Kato,Park TaehoonFocuses on the process of growth in the automobile industries in the ASEAN region.Encompasses closely related objectives for examining the construction pattern of the supply chain of automobiles in AS

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Review of Preceding Studies,articularly on a special relationship called “KEIRETSU”. Beyond just providing technical guidance, a wide range of relationships such as human resource training has been constructed in KEIRETSU. In this chapter, we will review related preceding studies in conducting this analysis.

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2191-5504 onstruction pattern of the supply chain of automobiles in AS.This research focuses on the process of growth in the automobile industries in the ASEAN region. ASEAN is drawing attention both from the vantage point of its position as an automobile-producing region and as a potential automobile market.

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Die Gesellschaft im Wirtschaftsalltag,. From the analysis, it was discovered that Japanese automobile makers not only localize automobile manufacturers but also train the local suppliers in order to increase the quality and productivity. Furthermore, investigation was done on multi-supplier companies, who despite being KEIRETSU still provided parts for other automobile makers.

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,Achieving Foreign Subsidiaries’ Self-reliant Product Development in Host Countries Through Mold Lochina and Thailand as the target of our case study. By conducting the case study on the localization of car development in these countries that are experiencing the rapid expansion of car production, this research makes comparative analysis on the localization of product development related to molds and dies in host countries at an in-depth level.

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Die Gesellschaft im Wirtschaftsalltag,articularly on a special relationship called “KEIRETSU”. Beyond just providing technical guidance, a wide range of relationships such as human resource training has been constructed in KEIRETSU. In this chapter, we will review related preceding studies in conducting this analysis.