Whither Trade Policy with Japan?

Edward Lincoln

Japanese Economy, 2002, vol. 30, issue 2, 29-41

Abstract: Trade issues with Japan have subsided to a murmur. With the Japanese economy reeling from recession and the financial sector wallowing in a mountain of bad debt, the issue of access for foreign firms has diminished in relative importance. Nonetheless, the issue remains—and Japanese government resistance to dismantling those barriers continues.

Date: 2002
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