Management in Asia π
Why is it important to understand Management in Asia? β
Western VS Eastern styles of Management π₯
Characteristics of East-Asian Management systems β
Impact of Cultural, Economic, and Political factors on East-Asian Management β
Despite declining growth, Asia still delivers 2/3 of global economic growth β
Leader in reducing poverty β
Accounts for 40% of global economy β
Significant improvement in living standards β
4.4 Billion people, 60% of world's population β
Western π΄
Eastern π©
Steep Hierarchy β
Seniority-based β
Collectivist style approach β
Long Termism β
Equal Stakeholder Relationships β
Reluctant followers of Capitalism β
Short-Termism β
Limited Hierarchy β
Early adopters of Capitalism β
Merit-Based β
Individualism β
Shareholders are prioritised β
Large private sector organisations are major employers to the country's national economy β
Closely linked with the ruling political elite of the country β
Minimise risk through Diversification β
Social and business relationships are critical for success β
Support for long term planning β
Saving Face β
Significant amount of State Intervention β
Growing focus on IP protection. β
Underrepresentation of women in the labour force β
Cultural β
Confucianism β
Economic β
Significant emphasis on education β
Value Hierarchy/Seniority β
Relationships are important β
Savings Driven β
Privatisation of previously state-controlled entities β
Growing income gaps within countries β
Embracing Capitalism more and more β
Rising Powerhouse of Global economy β
Political π
Growing political influence in other regions through business expansion β
Protection of IP β
Close relationships between political and business leaders β
Future political and business leaders may embrace more 'Western Values' due to foreign education β
Tension within East-Asian Countries due to shared complex history β