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Date of correction: June 28, 2010Reason for correction: -Correction: CITATIONDetails: Right : 1.This is one of the entirely revised versions of the draft:“Development Organization of Large Industrial Enterprises in Japan,”Shakai Kagaku Kenkyujo Kiyo(Social Science Bulletin of Meiji University),Vol.25,No.1(1987).This paper owes much to Professor M.Fruin of California State University,Hayward. 2.T.Yui and M.Fruin,“Nihon ni okeru Saidai Kogyo200-sha(List of the200Largest Industrial Enterprises in Japan),”Keiei shigaku(Japan Business History Review),Vol.18No.1(1983),and“The Revised Lists”(unpublished). 3.A.D.Chandler,“Global Enterprises:Economic and National Characteristics-A Comparative Analysis,”Keiei shigaku,Vol.16No.4(1982),1-21. 4.One extant,pioneering work uses this approach:Y.Suzuki,“Strategy and Structure of the Top One Hundred Japanese Industrial Enterprises(1950-80),”Strategic Management Journal,Vol.1(1980). 5.As for this point,there are some evidential studies.For example, 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