How Japan will survive its fall

Article Abstract:

Economists predict that Japan's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will grow by slightly over 2% in 1992, down from past years of steady 5% growth. Industrial production has fallen sharply in early 1992, but a prolonged recession will not ensue, because Japanese firms have maintained high employment and export growth.

Forecasts and trends, Recessions, Corporations, Japanese

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The long-term solution: Japan's trade surpluses

Article Abstract:

Economist Dennis Encarnation argues that Japan's trade surplus stems from the lack of foreign investment in Japan. US firms only have a minority stake in Japanese companies where as Japanese enterprises usually have total control over US subsidiaries.

Research, Foreign investments, Balance of trade, Encarnation, Dennis

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