Japanese General Trading Companies in Europe
Abstract
Japanese general trading companies (sōgō shōsha) are playing a significant role for trade as well as for mediation of Japanese foreign direct investments. Throughout the history of general trading companies, their functions, although remaining mostly unchanged, were broadened and
modernized in order to follow the needs of evolving Japanese economy. Sōgō shōsha possess a wide network of representative offices all over the world. Nowadays there are all big Japanese general trading companies are presented and effectively operating in Europe. During the last
ten years, Central and Eastern European countries have attracted the great attention of sōgō shōsha.
Keywords:
general trading companies, Japan, Europe, Central and Eastern European countries, foreign direct investments, economic transaction
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