An ocean apart : explaining three decades of U.S.-Japanese trade frictions

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Titles

• Full Title: An ocean apart : explaining three decades of U.S.-Japanese trade frictions/ Stephen D. Cohen.
• Other Titles: Explaining three decades of U.S.-Japanese trade frictions; Explaining three decades of US-Japanese trade frictions

Notes

• Includes bibliographical references (pages 247-250) and index.
• I. What Happened. 1. Defining the Nature and Causes of Structural Problems in U.S.-Japanese Trade Relations. 2. A History of Contemporary Bilateral Trade Relations. 3. An Uncompromising Japanese Interpretation of Trade Frictions. 4. An Uncompromising U.S. Interpretation of Trade Frictions. 5. How Not to Explain Bilateral Trade Problems: Myths, Distortions, and Half-Truths -- II. Why it Happened. 6. The Domestic Foundations of Japan's Foreign Trade Performance. 7. The Domestic Foundations of U.S. Foreign Trade Performance. 8. Divergent International Economic Policy Strategies. 9. The Asymmetrical Bilateral Negotiating Process -- III. Conclusions. 10. Synthesizing the Arguments. 11. Minimizing U.S.-Japanese Trade Frictions in the Future.
• British Library not licensed to copy 0. Uk

Identifiers

• Isbns: 0275956865; 9780275956868
• Oclc Number: (OCoLC)36954654

Publication Statement

• Place: Westport, Conn.
• Publisher: Praeger
• Date: 1998

Physical Description

• Extent: xi, 256 pages ;
• Dimensions: 24 cm

Table Of Contents

• What Happened.
• Defining the Nature and Causes of Structural Problems in U.S.-Japanese Trade Relations.
• A History of Contemporary Bilateral Trade Relations.
• An Uncompromising Japanese Interpretation of Trade Frictions.
• An Uncompromising U.S. Interpretation of Trade Frictions.
• How Not to Explain Bilateral Trade Problems: Myths, Distortions, and Half-Truths --
• Why it Happened.
• The Domestic Foundations of Japan's Foreign Trade Performance.
• The Domestic Foundations of U.S. Foreign Trade Performance.
• Divergent International Economic Policy Strategies.
• The Asymmetrical Bilateral Negotiating Process --
• Conclusions.
• Synthesizing the Arguments.
• Minimizing U.S.-Japanese Trade Frictions in the Future.

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