94 - Japanese companies are worth less than American companies, All Else Equal
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Show Notes
- All Else Equal
- Shareholder Primacy
- Culture
- Net-Nets
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How Japan and the United States differ culturally- Culture Matters
- Shareholder Primacy Matters
- Japanese Net Nets are less reliable than the United States based Net Nets
This podcast episode outlines some key differences between Japanese culture and American culture which influence how investors should value Japan based stocks versus United States based stocks. Shareholder primacy and culture are important.