How Toyota and its partners seized Southeast Asia

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Toyota dominates the Southeast Asian automobile market, commanding a market share of between 30% and 40% along with its Japanese subsidiaries Daihatsu Motor and truckmaker Hino Motors. The production capability and marketing expertise of the company that help in overpowering the whole region's market are discussed.

Japan, Market share, Southeast Asia, TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT, Transportation equipment industry, Toyota Motor Corp., Company market share, TM

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Revolution in Seoul? Not really

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South Korea's first leftist-controlled party came to power after 40 years, increasing its seats from 49 to 152, making it a miraculous victory on April 15, 2004. Asia's most vibrant democracy, though rough-and-tumble will have to represent the entire political spectrum.

South Korea, Strategy & planning, Planning, Elections, Political parties, Company business planning, Democratization, Political systems

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