Cash-strapped Japan turns to the banks for help

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The Japanese government is to take the unusual step of borrowing the $75 billion it needs in the year 2000 from private banks because the traditional sources of income it relies on, such as savings and pension funds, are declining in value.

Economic development

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Why companies need to help executives grow

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It is important that companies place strong emphasis on developing the talents of their employees. They must recognize that simply recruiting senior executives externally is not a viable policy.

Management training, Employee development

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World market trends & tides

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Steam coal will become the nation's leading export within the next 20 years. Japan, OECD, and Europe are now and will continue to be he main purchasers of U.S. steam coal.

Coal and other minerals and ores, Officials and employees, Statistics, Coal industry, Speeches, lectures and essays, National Coal Association, World Coal Study, Bituminous coal, Bagge, Carl E.

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