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Why did the American megacorporation GE (General Electric) empire, which was praised as a model of corporate management and had almost the same trust as the nation, collapse? In the past, the company's CEO Jack Welch was considered the best manager in the world, handling everything from engines for the presidential plane Air Force One to generators and home appliances. Was Jack Welch really the best manager in the world? Was his successor Jeff Immelt really an excellent manager? Professor Akira Iriyama of Waseda Business School and Shinsaku Toyoshima of TV Tokyo analyze "The Rise and Fall of the GE Empire," which reveals the truth behind the "collapse" of the megacorporation. Professor Iriyama, who until recently taught Jack Welch as a model of management, is "reflecting" after seeing the unknown truth of GE depicted in the book? What are the lessons for Japanese companies? This is an economic talk content that can be enjoyed by both those who have read the book and those who have not. ★If you want to watch "Toyoshima Shinsaku's TV Tokyo Economic News Academy" all at once, try "TV Tokyo BIZ" (free trial) ⇒ https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/academy?...