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Supplier involvement in automotive component design: are there really large US Japan differences?

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  • Liker, Jeffrey K.
  • Kamath, Rajan R.
  • Nazli Wasti, S.
  • Nagamachi, Mitsuo

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  • Liker, Jeffrey K. & Kamath, Rajan R. & Nazli Wasti, S. & Nagamachi, Mitsuo, 1996. "Supplier involvement in automotive component design: are there really large US Japan differences?," Research Policy, Elsevier, vol. 25(1), pages 59-89, January.
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