Back to the bad old days

Article Abstract:

Proposed regulations in Japan will shut out foreign investors and traders in its futures market. This action is in response to Japan's declining economy and dropping stock market statistics. This faulty response will only succeed in reducing over all investment.

Laws, regulations and rules, Economic policy, Futures market, Futures markets

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Inward bound: Japanese capital flows

Article Abstract:

Investment in Japan by foreign countries surpassed Japanese foreign investment by $36.6 billion in 1991. The demand for Japanese securities is a large factor for the difference.

Economic aspects, Capital investments

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Another shopping trip

Article Abstract:

Japanese companies are investing abroad, and the reasons for these acquisitions, and the way they are being carried out are examined in detail.

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