Titlebook: US-Japan Trade Friction; Its Impact on Securi T. David Mason (Associate Professor of Political S Book 1991 Thomas David Mason and Abdul M.

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Introduction: The Strategic Context of US-Japan Trade Friction,tly intensifying bilateral issues. In particular, tensions have been heightened by the rapid escalation of the bilateral trade imbalance, and this development has added fuel to the longstanding debate over defence burden sharing that has percolated just below the surface of US-Japan relations since

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The Economic Dimensions of US-Japan Trade and Trade Frictions,de frictions with major trading partners. What is trade? Why is trade one of the most sensitive issues of this decade and beyond? Why has trade between the US and Japan created so much friction? What are the causes of these frictions? What are the specific areas of trade friction? It is the objectiv

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Energy Cooperation between the US and Japan,ocus in the discussion of US-Japan trade friction, or are seen as an immediate remedy to the trade imbalance between the two countries. Typically, as in the US demand to expand coal trade with Japan and in the field of energy as well, there are many different voices, saying such things as, ‘Japan sh