Globalization and economic friction

Author: Zhao Jin
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: At different stages of globalization and economic development, what changes have occurred in the economic friction between Japan and the United States? What are the areas of friction and the focal points of the debate? What are the solutions, outcomes, and international impacts? What new characteristics have emerged in the economic friction between Japan and the United States under globalization? What insights can be drawn from Japan and the United States' methods of resolving economic friction for China's approach to economic friction with major trading partners? What economic frictions will China face after joining the WTO? What is the overall trend? How should China respond? This book is the first to classify the economic friction between Japan and the United States into five types: microeconomic friction, macroeconomic friction, investment friction, institutional friction, and technical trade friction. Against the backdrop of globalization, it examines the above issues from both vertical and horizontal perspectives, as well as from theoretical and empirical angles. The book is logically clear, with explicit conclusions, theoretical innovation, clear policy implications, strong practical relevance, and significant reference value for advancing the study of contemporary trade friction issues.