American industry in international competition: government policies and corporate strategies

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Contributors -- CHAPTER ONE. American Industry zn International Com petition / Tyson, Laura / Zysman, John -- CHAPTER TWO. The Politics of Competitive Erosion zn the U.S. Steel Industry / Borrus, Michael -- CHAPTER THREE. Decline in an Expanding Industry: japanese Competition in Color Television / Millstein, James E. -- CHAPTER FOUR. Trade and Development in the Semiconductor Industry: japanese Challenge and American Response / Borrus, Michael / Millstein, James E. / Zvsman, John -- CHAPTER FIVE. The Politics of Protection zn the U.S. Textile and Apparel Industries / Aggarwal, Vinod K. / Haggard, Stephan -- CHAPTER SIX. Adjustment in the Footwear Industry: The Consequences of Orderly Marketing Agreements / Yoffie, David B. -- CHAPTER SEVEN. Beyond the Age of Ford: The Strategic Basis of the Japanese Success in Automobiles / Friedman, David -- CHAPTER EIGHT. Italian Small Business Development: Lessons for U.S. Industrial Policy / Piore, Michael J. / Sabel, Charles F. -- CHAPTER NINE. Conclusions: What to Do Now? / Tyson, Laura / Zvsman, John -- Index

Cover -- American Industry in International Competition -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Contributors -- 1. American Industry in International Competition -- 2. The Politics of Competitive Erosion in the U.S. Steel Industry -- 3. Decline in an Expanding Industry: Japanese Competition in Color Television -- 4. Trade and Development in the Semiconductor Industry: Japanese Challenge and American Response -- 5. The Politics of Protection in the U.S. Textile and Apparel Industries -- 6. Adjustment in the Footwear Industry: The Consequences of Orderly Marketing Agreements -- 7. Beyond the Age of Ford: The Strategic Basis of the Japanese Success in Automobiles -- 8. Italian Small Business Development: Lessons for U.S. Industrial Policy -- 9. Conclusions: What to Do Now? -- Index.