Standardization and Rulemaking
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There are areas where rules have not caught up with the speed of innovation, and these areas will become business opportunities for startups in the future.
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1. Standards
2. Regulations
"Rulemaking" refers to the activity of updating these
Includes secondary voting, etc.
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There are two types of rules: "regulations," which are made up of laws and regulations and have coercive power, and "standards," which are made up of standards and have no coercive power.
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Deloitte analyzes the importance of rulemaking. It seems that there is a huge difference in sales depending on whether it is subject to regulations or subsidies. It points out that Japanese companies have little resources for lobbying compared to foreign companies including GAFA. It can be a "10X" in thinking about strategy. https://t.co/1RQW8FNtJV Mainly about automobiles and the environment. The importance of making international standards in the field where the company has strengths (rulemaking) is explained.
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