Japanese business methods: couldn't we all do a little bit worse?

Article Abstract:

Proposals by political and business leaders in Japan are asking Japanese corporations to relax their competitive drive a bit. This could be accomplished by lowering production goals and working shorter hours. These changes would improve Japan's relations with other countries.

Trade policy, Commercial policy

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Japanese trade tremors

Article Abstract:

Japan is mired in a recession, with domestic demand for goods down. Its current trade surplus is a result of lower spending on imports by the Japanese public. This could cause other countries, particularly the US, to call for a better balance of trade.

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Wrong or strong?

Article Abstract:

Reasons for an apparent reduction in the current account surplus of Japan are examined in detail.

Balance on Current Account

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