It has been argued that the success of Japanese enterprises in the global economy has been based partly on all of the following except:
A)the diffusion of self-managing work teams.
B)the close cooperation among different functions within Japanese companies.
C)the high degree of managerial mobility between companies.
D)the cooperation between a company and its suppliers on issues such as design,quality control,and inventory reduction.

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The other options, A, B, and D, have been identified as contributing factors to the success of Japanese enterprises in the global economy, but option C is not a contributing factor. In contrast, Japanese companies typically have low levels of managerial mobility, with employees often staying with the same company for their entire career.

It Has Been Argued That the Success of Japanese Enterprises