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They are the strongest and most representative of all the horizontal keiretsu ?« The vertical keiretsu Vertical keiretsu connects firms within the same type of business. It is made up of one very large "parent" company and hundreds / thousands of smaller companies beneath it - this takes on a pyramid form...
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Thus creating bonds through these cross - shareholding interests. Keiretsu and Japanese economy The keiretsu system proved to be of great importance to the Japanese post war economy. The Japanese government relaxed the Anti-Monopoly law that was set up by the Americans and allowed interlocking directorates and mergers...
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