U.S.-Japan Trade

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"The purpose of this report is to discuss trade disputes and negotiations between the United States and Japan. The report will be largely concerned with problems related to importing and exporting between the two nations. It can be seen that these problems have been developing over the past two decades. In the years following the Second World War, the United States and Japan experienced relatively smooth economic relations. This was primarily because the United States played a stronger role in the relationship, with Japan graciously accepting America's political and economic superiority while busying itself with work to repair its war-torn lands.

In the 1970s, this simple relationship began to undergo an important transformation. Japan began to experience greater economic stability and was able to enter the international market (...)"

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