Show '"v Triune llu1 Sail Lake Sundav (hlubrr lfi 1988 B5 'Y v r 01hmm1 Wiih Quality Control 12115 m $ Cultural Advantages Should Keep Japan World’s Business Leader Says Y Expert Special to The Tribune PROVO — A BYU professor who specializes in trade between the United States and Asia says he is not optimistic about Americans overtaking Japan in the ongoing struggle for global economic supremacy “I hope I'm wrong but I am afraid there is not a lot we can do now about overtaking Japan” Walter Ames said Wednesday as part of a three-daFlea Market of Ideas forum on Japan as the dominant culture of the 21st century "We may have a slight edge on them (the Japanese in creativity" Ames added Even In that area we are going to have difficulty in overcoming the advantage they have because of societal and cultural differences " Sneaking to about 60 students and faculty members Ames also cautioned Americans against deluding themselves that the Japanese are getting lazy” in their new position as a world leader while both the United States and Soviet Union are m relative decline Japan has no intention of relaxing y ‘ or letting up even though some of its own people think they have lost some of their old "samurai" spirit of survival that he said has pushed them past the United States and Soviet Union as a global leader in such areas as the production of steel automobiles and computer semiconductors While the United States and Soviet Union appear in a relative decline Japan's population of 122 million has a per capita income of $19 600 Average US income is $18 300 A social anthropologist as well as attorney and business consultant Ames described U S Japanese bilateral business relationships as that of an "odd couple" weakened by a general American inability to fully cope with Japan's culture and society As examples Ames said that many American businesspersons are in Japan because they do not understand the differences in style between American and Japanese concepts of hierarchy responsibility immobility consensus and relationships "In Japan there is also an emphasis on quality control at all stages" he said "The Japanese culture cannot tolerate failure The Japanese are obssesed with quality control" Most zmericans perceive Japan as a bridge between the west and the Orient he said That s not accurate They are the most 'Oriental'' country of all Ames said "If we think in the terms of American sense of logic Japanese just djn't reason that way" Ames said "Logic and rationality are extremely " culture-bounIn this sense Ames described U S businessmen as "dry" because of their focus on dealing rationally and logically and the Japanese as "wet" for their emphasis on emotions and feelings Crisis managers such as automobile-company president Lee Iacocca would not necessarily be heroes in Japan Ames said Special to The Tribure PRICE — A collection of Depres-Utasion-er- a photography will be featured at the College of Eastern Utah through October “Life and Land the Farm Security Administration Photographers in " will be on display Utah in CEU s Gallery East through Nov 1 The exhibit features Utah photographs from the Great Depression era CEU art instructor Jim Young said the exhibit features the work of Dorothea Lange Russell Lee and Arthur Rothstein who were commissioned by the Resettlement Administration and the Farm Security Administration to photograph rural areas 1936-1941- beans With f I M Choice Your Imported sordines In 4 12 ounce "keyless tin e Packed In oil mustard or tomato me: sale e Assorted Varieties e 15 ounces each j A J Coupon good fhtougl h Tuesday October 16 1966 (1676) t r OscoDrua i' S''" ixn T- - ’ : l-- "pre-wiring- binding : C mjM 'v - x -- " Photography 0 m ' I HP ( r k r f 'ihe rh'jYour Choice 1 I 149 i f 1 fP ' I I Coupon good through Tuesday October 16 1966 J WITH U UUmlt: 4 packs OsCOPrUQ Count on people who cer '"V - C W " -- ( Jr'l WITH COUPON it (1677) f i V packs I r — f’f Choice Limit: 4 68 6 VT 1 ' 1 PRICE SALE Coupon good through TuevJay October 16 1968 4 1 H MYour COUPON 11560) P e Package of 6 “loaster" pastries e Assorted tlavors i and toppings 1i- - - - - Nabisco Toastettes i ' M - s r i SALE PRSCE fi t 'tin i 1 Coke Six Pack f ’tm r y " 1 ( 66-- i i Coke Tab & Sprit Regular diet ft caftlene tree 12 ounce cans cer left pm 'v ' I l(! 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