In terms of new product development, identify an advantage that some Japanese firms appear to possess.
A) Their managers understand the fact that market share will not lead to customer loyalty, which in turn will not lead to profits.
B) The emphasis on short-term profits by their managers.
C) Their management is free from the pressure of steady improvement in earnings per share.
D) The knowledge that profitability in the long run is not supported by the stock market.

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An advantage that some Japanese firms appear to possess is that their management is free from the pressure of steady improvement in earnings per share that plagues American managers who emphasize short-term profits.

In Terms of New Product Development, Identify an Advantage That