1. Retaining Traditional Industry in a Globalized World
... "traditional industry "insists on craftsman's skill with the absence of machines and therefore can be divided into two types as rural and urban as cited by Koga (1968). In rural areas, traditional industries are usually seasonal extra gain while in urban, they take place as nearly full-time (Koga, 1968). However, this use of defining "traditional industry " fails to explain about such ... industry and still contribute a great deal to Japan's economy today (Sugihara, 2007). Some regions in industrialised countries are shown to take initiates to innovation by the renewal of product struct...
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