The Structural Transformation and Strategic Reorientation of Japanese Textile Businesses

The Structural Transformation and Strategic Reorientation of Japanese Textile Businesses
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日本纺织企业的结构转型与战略调整

DOI:
10.11179/ker1926.71.65
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发表时间:
2002
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The Kyoto University economic review
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通讯作者:
Atsushi Yokoyama
Atsushi Yokoyama
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作者:
Asli M. Colpan;T. Hikino;Masahiro Shimotani;Atsushi Yokoyama

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本文将在这样的历史和经济背景下,考察纺织产业在日本经济发展中的历史和当代作用,并对当前产业结构调整的进程进行基本分析。最后,本文探讨了日本纺织企业生存与转型的战略对策,主要包括四个方面:(1)知识密集度的增加和高科技制造业的加强,(2)全球制造和营销业务的扩展,(3)多样化,特别是大型企业,进入非纤维业务,(4)通过纺织产业链上企业间的兼并、收购和战略联盟进行组织调整。本文从六个方面对日本纺织工业进行了考察。第二部分是介绍纺织业在日本经济发展中的历史作用。第三部分主要考察二战后日本纺织业的转型。第四部分探讨了日本纺织业为何会面临目前的低迷局面,而其他行业却在类似的宏观经济环境中生存和发展。第五部分旨在为日本纺织企业的复苏和可持续增长修正可能的竞争战略。最后,第六部分分析了日本纺织业的复兴方案。
In this historical and economic context, this paper aims to examine the historical and contemporary role of the textile industry in the economic development of Japan, and also to provide the basic analysis of the current process of restructuring taking place within the industries. Furthermore, the paper in the end explores certain strategic solutions for the survival and transformation of Japanese textile businesses, which are of four folds: (1) an increase in knowledge intensity and the enhancement of high technology manufacturing, (2) the expansion of global manufacturing and marketing operations, (3) diversification, particularly for the large enterprises, into non-fiber operations, and (4) organizational adjustments through mergers, acquisitions and strategic alliances among the businesses in the textile chain. In the paper, the textile industry of Japan is examined in six parts. Following the introductory part, Part 2 examines the historic role of the textile industry in the economic development of Japan. Part 3 aims to investigate the transformation of textile businesses in Japan since World War II. Subsequently, Part 4 discusses why the textile businesses in Japan have faced the current depressed situation, while the other industries have survived and grown in a similat macroeconomic environment. Part 5 aims to revise the possible competitive strategies for the recovery and sustainable growth of the Japanese textile businesses. Finally, Part 6 concludes the paper with an analysis of the schemes for the revival of the textile businesses in Japan.