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daltonest1984

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Describe the process of decision making that is common in Japanese companies.
 
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Speculators are currency traders who seek profits by investing in currencies with the expectation their value will change in the future.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Japanese decision making is a very participative process, characterized by an elaborate and formal system for achieving consensus and agreement among everyone affected by a particular decision. This system, called the ringi system, works from the bottom up in contrast with the American centralized decision-making process, which takes a top-down approach. The ringi process consists of four steps: proposal, circulation, approval, and record.

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