Large business combinations in Japan are carried out through reciprocal ownership of common stock.These are called

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Keiretsu is a system of reciprocal cross-shareholding between companies, where they mutually invest in each other's stocks in order to maintain stable business relationships and long-term partnerships. This system is prevalent in Japan and is a popular method for large business combinations. The other options - B) chaebols (used in South Korea), C) conglomerates (which can be formed through various methods) and D) industrial houses (an outdated term used in India) do not accurately describe the business combination method used in Japan.

Large Business Combinations in Japan Are Carried Out Through Reciprocal