Japanese joint venture between the U.S. and Japanese parent parents assumed that 100% of the product of American parents be made in Japan, not the 40%, are currently produced there. This will require a parent to abandon the U.S. dollar profit in production in exchange for yen royalties. The proposal makes the parent U.S. to assess its impact on the yen in operating the light of a broader Asian strategy. "Hide
on W. Carl Kester Source: Harvard Business School 12 pages. Publication Date: July 15, 1986. Prod. #: 287006-PDF-ENG
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