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Reason to hope Japan will curb its aggressive economic policies
Paul Shawver argues that despite long standing cartels and keiretsu ties Japan may slow its aggressive trade stance. He cites MITI projections for 1990 and rising bond rates as signs of possible balance, while noting U.S. pressure to open markets and steps to expand telecom equipment sales.
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Paul
the Gazette
Associated
U.S
United States
Europe
Bush
Toshiki Kaifu
Carla Hills
Wall Street Journal
Keiretsu
Reagan
Jeanne Kirkpatrick
Sony
Akio Morita
Shintaro Ishihara
Kirkpatrick
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
MITI
Aquarius
MIT