keiretsu

keiretsu

美 [keɪ'rɛtsu] 　英 [keɪ'retsu:]

• 网络经连会；企业集团；企业联盟

英汉解释

n.	1. in Japan, a conglomerate headed by a major Japanese bank or made up of companies with a common supply chain linking wholesalers and retailers

例句

But outside Japan, the word keiretsu became attached to any loose network of alliances between more than two organisations.

但在日本国外，世界集团公司是基于一种松散的网络，在这个网络中可以有超过两家以上的合作者。

In the process, he predicted that the keiretsu would become "the next corporate order" .

在文中，他推测，集团公司将成为“下一个公司规则”。

The U. S. claims that our keiretsu-ka of banks and other financial institutions is outrageous.

美国人说我们在银行与其他金融机构的纵向一体化是无法无天。

China's SOEs are quite different beasts from Japan's keiretsu conglomerates.

中国国有企业与日本经连会（keiretsu）综合企业也有着很大不同。

Jeffrey Dyer wrote in Harvard Business Review in 1996 that Chrysler had created "an American keiretsu" .

杰弗里-戴尔在1996年的哈弗商业评论中写道，克莱斯勒创造了美国的“集团公司”。

The keiretsu tend to protect their money-losing businesses.

系列趋向于保护那些亏损企业。

They can become flabby and lossmaking, as in the case of Japan's keiretsu.

他们会变得松松垮垮，经济总是亏损，就像日本的keiretsu一样。

American trade officials, however, disliked Japan's keiretsu because they saw them as a restraint of trade.

但是，美国的贸易官员不喜欢集团公司，因为他们认为这是对贸易的一种遏制。

Shares held by such domestic entities are similar to the keiretsu arrangement in Japan, whereby companies hold each others' stocks.

这种国内实体持有的股份，类似于日本的“系列”（keiretsu）安排，即企业交叉持股。

Corporate governance structure of business groups such as Keiretsu or Chaebol;

商业组织治理结构，如集团公司的治理结构；