Speaker
Mr
Harry Carley
(Matsuyama University)
Description
The United States and Japan have maintained a close and mutually advantageous economic and trade relationship since the end of WWII. This large amount of trade unfortunately has not always been balanced in the eyes of one nation or the other. The U.S. in particular, has been vocal about any disparities, with the threat and action of tariffs on Japanese goods. This submission will center on the comparison and contrast of trade approaches of various U.S. Presidents from 1989 to current, regarding commerce with Japan. Emphasis will be conveying an understanding of American tariffs, their policies, and their unpredictable outcomes.
Author
Mr
Harry Carley
(Matsuyama University)