External Environment Of Japanese Business

Abstract
In recent decades, the world economy has undergone an unprecedented level of integration.  Previously, I have provided a list of knowledge management tools that can be utilized to analyze many questions and trends, as well as the reason why these tools are important in the global economy.  These tools are essential of international relations as being able to examine global problems beyond the headlines.  This paper further demonstrates how these tools could be applied to solve the problem or to bring the business opportunity to fruition in today's Japanese business environment.

 
     During the 1990s, Japan has been exposed to one of the most difficult structural transition periods in its post-war history, in terms of social and economic conditions. There have been two major changes: one is a substantial decline in economic growth in real terms, and the other is a changing social structure characterized by the declining birth rate and the ageing population.  Under the pressure of changes in the economic environment caused by globalization and innovations in information technology, Japanese business corporations are forced to adapt to the new situation. While companies faced with fierce international competition, it became more critical to understand the basic knowledge of complicated legal, cultural, economic, and social issues. Engaging in international trade also requires attention to international regulations, international business planning, international market research, funding, distribution and other areas that must be considered separately from domestic business issues.  The paper suggests some of the basic tools that can apply to solve the problem or to bring the business opportunity to fr ...
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