Panasonic - 1954 to 1973

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Panasonic - 1954 to 1973

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Jul 22, 2020

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Panasonic, or rather Matsushita, went through a tumultuous period of ups and downs, including allegations of some shady business practices. From high prices in Japan to undercutting American competitors in the US, we look at how the practices of Panasonic shaped not only the company but the electronics industry as a whole.
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