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101. Channel Coordination Mechanisms for Customer Satisfaction - Chu, Wujin; Desai, Preyas S.
We consider two broad categories of incentives by which a manufacturer can motivate its retailers to provide high customer satisfaction: 1) manufacturer assistance that reduces the retailer's cost of providing customer satisfaction (CS assistance); and 2) customer satisfaction index (CSI) bonus.

102. Changing Employment Relations and Governance in the International Auto Industry - Kochan, Thomas A; Lansbury, Russell D
In recent years, considerable debate has surrounded the issue of whether a fundamental transformation of employment relations is underway in both the industrialised and industrialising countries.

103. Indian Automotive Industry: Opportunities and Challenges Posed By Recent Developments - Krishnan, Viswanathan
The Indian automobile industry is currently experiencing an unprecedented boom in demand for all types of vehicles.

104. Inventory Reduction and Productivity Growth: A Comparison of Japanese and US Automotive Sectors - Lieberman, Marvin B.; Asaba, Shigeru
Revised: June 30, 1996.

105. The Empirical Determinants of Inventory Levels in High-Volume Manufacturing - Demeester, Lieven; Lieberman, Marvin B.; Helper, Susan
More unexpected findings show the absence of inventory differences between USowned and Japanese-owned plants operating in the United States.

106. Performance Findings of the International Assembly Plant Study - MacDuffie, John Paul; Pil, Frits K.
We recently undertook the largest in-depth evaluation ever of automobile assembly plants around the world.

107. From Fixed to Flexible: Automation and Work Organization Trends from the International Assembly Plant Survey - Pil, Frits K.; MacDuffie, John Paul
First, we define how we measure automation in the assembly plant study.

108. What Does Transformation Mean to Workers? The Effects of the "New Industrial Relations" on Union Employees' Attitudes - MacDuffie, John Paul; Doucet, Lorna; Hunter, Larry W.
The Chrysler-UAW Modern Operating Agreement (MOA) is a prototype for the "new industrial relations," establishing (through collective bargaining) reduced job classifications, shopfloor work teams, a pay-for-skills compensation plan, extensive training, and decentralization of various production and quality responsibilities to teams -- all under a joint union-management governance structure.

109. International Trends in Work Organization in the Auto Industry: National-Level vs. Company-Level Perspectives - MacDuffie, John Paul
Draft Version for 1996 IMVP Sponsors Meeting.

110. Is the Make-Buy Decision Process a Core Competence? - Fine, Charles H.; Whitney, Daniel E.
As a result, most companies are dependent on others for crucial elements of their corporate well-being.

111. Does the Regional Myth Still Hold? An Interim Report - Nishiguchi, Toshihiro; Oue, Shingo
This paper introduces our ongoing analysis of auto component development data obtained from Nishiguchi's research sponsored by MIT's International Motor Vehicle Program (IMVP).

112. Alternative Component Sourcing Strategies within the Manufacturer-Supplier Network: Benefits of Quasi-Market Strategy in the Japanese Automobile Industry - Nobeoka, Kentaro
This study examines the component sourcing strategy of the Japanese automobile manufacturers, focusing on the sourcing concentration and the sharing common suppliers with competitors.

113. The Influence of Customer Scope on Supplier's Performance in the Japanese Automobile Industry - Nobeoka, Kentaro
Outline.

114. Target Cost Management Strategy - Okano, Hiroshi
Target cost management (TCM) is an innovation of Japanese management accounting system and by common sense has been considered with great interest by practitioners.

115. Entry Strategies in Emerging Economies: The Case of the Indian Automobile Industry - Mukherjee, Avinandan; Sastry, Trilochan
In anticipation of rapid growth, the passenger car market in India is crowded with 18 companies trying to establish themselves.

116. The Automotive Industry in Emerging Economies: A Comparison of Korea, Brazil, China and India - Mukherjee, Avinandan; Sastry, Trilochan
The automotive industry in Korea, Brazil, China and India is currently going through impressive growth.

117. Recent Developments and Future Prospects in the Indian Automotive Industry - Mukherjee, Avinandan; Sastry, Trilochan
The automobile market is growing at about 25% for the last three years.

118. The Effects of the GM/UAW Saturn Partnership on Quality Performance: A Brief Overview of Preliminary Findings - Kochan, Thomas; Rubinstein, Saul
This project analyzes the effects of the co-management arrangements built into the first line of supervision (module advisors) at the Saturn Corporation on first time quality (FTQ) performance and improvements in first time quality.

119. Learning to be Lean in an Emerging Economy: The Case of South Korea - Amsden, Alice H.; Kang, Jong-Yeol
First draft.

120. Current developments of the Brazilian automotive industry - Ferro, Jose Roberto
In the context of the stabilization and economic growth that has followed the Real plan introduced in mid 1994, the latest effort to curb dramatically high inflation, the Brazilian automotive industry has continued to grow following a series of policy changes occurred throughout the 90s.

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