INDUSTRIALIZATION IN JAPAN

INDUSTRIALIZATION IN JAPAN

1.     They encourage the importation of machines from the west (big machines used in France, Germany, Britain and other western countries).

2.     They look at the technology and technicians and receive then in Japan.

3.     They allow economic interferes [laissezfaire] but they did not remove their hand completely but rather encourage people on the issue; they set a factory and finance the factories and sold to the people.

4.     They instituted the quality assurance; the goods produce has to be tasted before they can be used internally and to other countries.

5.     Education; in order to straighten their imperialism they encourage education, they did not abandoned their tradition but copy the education of France and Germany. The curriculum was fashioned to reflect what they will practice in the future.

6.     The structure of production was complicated in manner that each large companies has subsidiaries companies which will be responsible for producing the various parts of a product and the large companies will be assembling the various part produced by their subsidiaries companies/branches.

7.     At the period of First World War (1914 – 1918) industrialization boosted in Japan because as at that time; Japan were not in the war, rather, they focused on industrialization.

8.     Organization in the factory system: industrial-dualization in the sense that the mother industry is allow producing hand-in-hand with the traditional industries.

9.     Location of Japan also plays a vital role.