Japanese and German work practices share some similarities in terms of worker attachment to the firm and productivity. What is the defining distinction between them?
a. German workers have a more autonomous voice in work decisions.
b. Japanese quality control is better than German quality control.
c. German workers are better trained than Japanese workers.
d. German workers have to work longer hours than Japanese workers.
e. German workers have fewer vacation days than Japanese workers.
a
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