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The Wages Of Affluence: Labor And Management In Postwar Japan-used Guideposts We Give Our Best ToAndrew Gordon Goes To The Core Of The Japanese Enterprise System, The Workplace, And Reveals A Complex History Of Contest And Confrontation. The Japanese Model Produced A Dynamic Economy Which Owed As Much To Coercion As To Happy Consensus. Managerial Hegemony Was Achieved Only After A Bitter Struggle That Undermined The Democratic Potential Of Postwar Society. The Book Draws On Examples Across Japanese Industry, But Focuses In Depth On Iron And