※一部利用できない機能があります
| 1.
論文 |
論文
|
魏, 芳
概要:
This note examines the implications of the separation of ownership and management based on a reciprocal markets model. W
…
e consider horizontal product differentiation in an international duopoly with symmetric cost functions. We find that in the presence of managerial delegation, both countries’ governments have a weaker incentive to tax foreign imports and the price dumping margins become smaller.
続きを見る
|
||||
| 2.
論文 |
論文
|
Chowdhury, Mahbubul Alam
概要:
Recently, electric vehicles (EV) production and markets have been growing and auto makers are producing their products, continuing development and improving portfolios to match the needs of consumers. This paper is devoted to the
…
analysis of the evolution of different aspects, concepts and strategies of frugal innovation, then the development of EVs from a historical perspective and finally an overview is given of the different types of EVs developed in this paper. In other research done on Frgal Innovation the different challenges of facing EVs are described and analyzed. In recent years, there has been a growing awareness among companies of the need to innovate with limited resources. The main goal of the article is to demonstrate how the frugal innovations of EVs refers to innovative EV components, such as motors, bodies, tires, batteries, infrastructure and electricity, that are developed and deployed with minimal resources to meet the needs of their markets.
続きを見る
|
||||
| 3.
論文 |
論文
|
Wayne E., ARNOLD
概要:
本論は、ヘンリー・ミラー（1891-1980）と上野霄里の友情の重要性について論証したものである。上野はミラーの作品に深く感銘を受け、1965年にミラーと文通を開始する。この文通はやがて1980年にミラーが死去するまで、彼の最後にして最良の
…
交友の一つとなっていく。二人は400以上もの手紙を送り合い、8ページにもわたる手紙もあった。ミラーと上野の海を越えた友情は、ミラーに日本文化への扉を開いた。それは彼の関心に特異的に合致し、上野の親しみの籠ったミラー作品への知見から生じたものである。彼らの関係は、日本でのミラーの影響や、彼と世界観を共にする作家たちへのミラーの対話能力を明示するものである。In this article, I demonstrate the importance of the friendship between Henry Miller (1891–1980) and 上野霄里 Shōri Ueno (1931–), one that spanned a 15-year period and provided Miller with an inside view into Japanese culture and its interpersonal relationships. Deeply moved by Miller’s writing, Ueno initiated a correspondence with Miller in 1965. This exchange of letters would grow into one of Miller’s last, great correspondences, continuing until his death in 1980. In total, the two men sent each other more than 400 letters, some reaching up to eight pages in length. Miller and Ueno’s transpacific friendship provided Miller a window into Japanese culture that was uniquely tailored to his interests and arose from Ueno’s intimate knowledge of Miller’s oeuvre. Their relationship also illustrates Miller’s impact in Japan, and his ability to speak to writers who shared his world view.
続きを見る
|
