September 25, 1979 tional economic approach to the study of the Japanese economy as consisting of two different types of productive enterprises. An interesting example of this is that when the former sections of the Mitsui zaibatsu were reconstituted after the Americans left none of the members of the former family holding company of central Mitsui were invited back to any of the former subordinate companies' boards of directors. The highest Mitsui family member is in charge of a kindergarten for the Mitsui families' children and in a recent interview he stated how much more he preferred his present life. 5 Most permanent emloyees are entitled to a retirement bonus which is calculated differently whether one retires oneself or retires at the request of the company. It also increases rapidly with years of service. It is not unlike the New South Wales State Employees' Superannuation Scheme. Some universities have High Schools, graduates of whom are admitted without examinations to the university thus building a mini-educational column of greater depth.
