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Continuous Improvement: Quality Control Circles In Japanese Industry (Volume 19) (Michigan Papers In Japanese Studies),New Graziosi Uncovering SeashellsQuality Control Circles (Qccs) Are Small Groups Of Workers From The Same Workshop, Which Meet, Often On Their Own Time, To Discuss Ways To Improve The Quality Of Their Work. They Are Supported By Management; The Circles And The Support Structure Together Are Called Quality Control Circle (Qcc) Activity. The Phenomenon Is Widespread In Japan: As Of December 1987, 264,899 Circles Had Been Registered With More Than Two Million Members. Qcc Activities