Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Economic Friction between Japan and the United States: Countermeasures and Suggestions for China's Trade with Japan and the United States

Author: Hu Fang
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This work is a substantial, systematic, and comprehensive monograph on the economic friction between Japan and the United States and its implications, currently recognized as a significant contribution in the academic field of China. It has the following characteristics: First, it adopts Marxist economic theory as its guiding ideology, using theories related to the global economic landscape and the polarization of world power as the analytical framework. At the same time, it incorporates beneficial components of international economic friction theory from contemporary Western international economics to examine the fundamental causes, internal mechanisms, developmental processes, and manifestations of the economic friction between Japan and the United States. It proposes a theoretical framework for analyzing the economic friction between Japan and the United States, as well as international economic friction in general. The arguments are well-founded, the viewpoints are correct, and the discussion demonstrates theoretical depth. Second, the author uses rich and detailed evidence to elaborate on the manifestations of the economic friction between Japan and the United States in their trade relations, investment relations, international financial relations, as well as in the economic structures and frameworks of both countries. Third, when examining the formation mechanism of the economic friction between Japan and the United States, the author proposes a mathematical model for analyzing the economic relationship and economic friction between Japan and the United States. Finally, based on the analysis of the economic friction between Japan and the United States, the author summarizes the lessons learned by both countries during the process of economic friction while also analyzing the economic friction issues between China and developed countries such as Japan and the United States from perspectives of reality, theory, policy, and strategy.