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Turning the Tables: A Machiavellian Strategy for Dealing with Japan
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Dan Burstein
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Revive economic relations between the US and Japan.
Turning the Tables offers a unique insight into the interdependent economic relationship between the US and Japan. Burstein challenges the "get tough" attitudes of his contemporaries and suggests embracing Japan as a partner in rebuilding the US economy. His proposal for a Trans-Pacific economic community not only illuminates a road toward long-term solutions to conflicts in US-Japan relations but also offers a blueprint for stimulating new economic growth, raising productivity, and creating jobs.
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Turning the Tables: A Machiavellian Strategy for Dealing with Japan
by
Dan Burstein
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ISBN: 9780671789534
Authors:
Dan Burstein
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Date of Publication: 1993-02-23
Format: Hardcover
Related Topics:
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Technology,
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Business,
Management,
History,
International Relations,
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Entrepreneurship,
Political Science
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In Turning the Tables, bestselling author Daniel Burstein presents a thought-provoking analysis of U.S.-Japan relations, highlighting the potential risks of underestimating Japan's future competitiveness. Burstein discusses the impact of the Japanese financial bubble burst and the need for American companies to capitalize on the current window of opportunity to gain market share. He challenges traditional thinking and advocates for a strategic approach to collaboration with Japan for mutual economic growth and global leadership. Sorry! Book description for this title is not available.
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