Liberal trade and Japan : the incompatibility issue
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Liberal trade and Japan : the incompatibility issue
（Contributions to economics）
Physica-Verlag , Springer-Verlag, c1993
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LIBERAL TRADE AND JAPAN THE INCOMPATIBILITY ISSUE IN ELECTRONICS What would be the cause of those many trade conflicts between Japan and the West? Do just lack of competitiveness and protectionism or inaccessibility of the Japanese market trigger repetitive trade conflicts or some mix? It may also be that economic systems of Japan and the Western industrial nations are incompatible. Both, the question of competitiveness and of frictions between both systems are addressed in this book. Incongruity of the economy of Japan and Western liberal system would have serious consequences for the continuity of the world trade system. H a contradiction between the two systems is supposed to exist, such a hypothesis would require analysis of the basics of the existing trade system and of the Japanese economy and what its effects on world trade are. H it would be possible to explain salient features of Japanese competitiveness from these frictions perhaps some recommendations could be made for improvement of business and governmental trade policies and of the international trade system. The present world trade system is partly framed in rules dating from the end of the 1940s and reflecting economic experience as well as prevailing - both theoretical and ideological - economic thought in the period prior to their design. Part A investigates the liberal basis of the international economic system and general position of Japan in that system.
Table of Contents
A. Liberal Economy: Conception, Concepts and Conflicts.- I. Ideology and the Multilateral Trade System.- II. Trade Theoiy and Ideology: Some Basic Issues.- III. Japan, as a Trade Issue.- B. Japan and Trade: Cartels, Coherence and Competition.- IV. Power and Trade: The Family Economy.- V. Harmony or Economic Power: Japan's Trade Cohesion.- VI. Cementing the Structure: People, Power and Policies.- VII. Economics of the Japanese System and the International Trade Model.- C. Tensions: Currents in Electronics Dumping.- VIII. The Bleak Image of Colour Television.- IX. Video Recorders: A Standard War.- X. Own Brand Laser Beaming: Compact Disc Players.- XI. Big Battle, Micro-Electronics.- D. Japan's Systematic Dumping: An Approach to the Problem.- XII. An Isolated Cartel Economy in World Trade.- XIII. Epilogue.- References.
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