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1.     George R. Packard, “The Coming U.S.-Japan Crisis,” Foreign Affairs, Volume 66, Number 2 (Winter 1987/1988): 350. ↑

2.     Ronald A. Morse, “Japan’s Drive to Pre-Eminence,” Foreign Policy, Number 69, Winter 1987/1988, 5. ↑

3.     David MacEachron, “New Challenges to a Successful Relationship,” in William J. Barnds (Ed.), Japan and the United States: Challenges and Opportunities (New York: New York University Press, 1979), 14. ↑

4.     Ibid., 15. ↑

5.     Packard, 348. ↑

6.     Ibid. ↑

7.     Ibid., 349. ↑

8.     Ibid., 351. ↑

9.     Timothy J. Curran, “Politics and High Technology: The NTT

   Case,” in I. M. Destler and Hideo Sato, Coping with U.S.-Japanese Economic Conflicts (Lexington, MA: Lexington Books/D.C. Heath and Company, 1982), 185. ↑

10.     Ibid., 186. ↑

11.     Hideo Sato and Michael W. Hodin, “The U.S.-Japanese Steel Issue of 1977,11 in I. M. Destler and Hideo Sato, Coping with U.S.-Japanese Economic Conflicts (Lexington, MA: Lexington Books/D.C. Heath and Company, 1982), 27. ↑

12.     William V. Rapp and Robert A. Feldman, “Japan’s Economic Strategy and Prospects,” in William J. Barnds (Ed.), Japan and the United States: Challenges and Opportunities (New York: New York University Press, 1979), 118. ↑

13.     Ibid., 119. ↑

14.     Sato and Hodin, 27. ↑

15.     Ibid., 65. ↑

16.     Ibid. ↑

17.     Hideo Sato and Timothy J. Curran, “Agricultural Trade: The Case of Beef and Citrus,” in I. M. Destler and Hideo Sato, Coping with U.S.-Japanese Economic Conflicts (Lexington, MA: Lexington Books/D.C. Heath and Company, 1982), 121. ↑

18.     Gilbert R. Winnam and Ikuo Kabashima, “The Politics of U.S.-Japanese Auto Trade,” in I. M. Destler and Hideo Sato, Coping with U.S.-Japanese Economic Conflicts (Lexington, MA: Lexington Books/D.C. Heath and Company, 1982), 78-79. ↑

19.     Ibid., 115. ↑

20.     Larry Armstrong, Ted Holden and Bill Javetski, “Japan’s Latest Triumph: Hurdling the High Yen,” Business Week, 18 January 1988, 36. ↑

21.     Charles Smith, “Under Its Own Steam,” Far Eastern Economic Review, Volume 139, Number 139, 4 February 1988, 84. ↑

22.     Katsuro Kitamatsu, “Policy Execution Top Trade Issue,” The Japan Economic Journal, Volume 26, Number 1307, 8 April 1988, 6. ↑

23.     Ibid. ↑

24.     Steven J. Dryden and Amy Borrus, “A Washington Waltz: Reagan and Takeshita Do the Trade-Gap Sidestep,” Business Week, 25 January 1988, 49. ↑

25.     Ibid. ↑

26.     Charles Smith, “Back from the Brink,” Far Eastern Economic Review, Volume 138, Number 52, 24 December 1987, 62. ↑

27.     Dryden and Borrus, 49. ↑

28.     Ibid. ↑

29.     Ibid. ↑

30.     Eleanor M. Hadley, “U.S. Trade Problems with Particular Reference to Japan,” in Leon Hollerman (Ed.), Japan and the United States: Economic and Political Adversaries (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1980), 76. ↑

31.     Barbara Buell and Amy Borrus, “Will Japan Face Up to Its Global Responsibilities?” Business Week, 18 January 1988, 40. ↑

32.     Kazuo Nukazawa, “The U.S.-Japanese Collision Course,” in Diane Tasca (Ed.), U.S.-Japanese Economic Relations: Cooperation, Competition, and Confrontation (New York: Pergamon Press, 1980), 40. ↑

33.     Masahisa Naitoh, “Overview: The Bases for Conflict and Cooperation in U.S.-Japanese Relations,” in Diane Tasca (Ed.), U.S.-Japanese Economic Relations: Cooperation, Competition, and Confrontation (New York: Pergamon Press, 1980), 6. ↑

34.     Packard, 366. ↑

35.     Hiroshi Kato, “Japan’s Foreign Trade Policy,” in Leon Hollerman (Ed.), Japan and the United States: Economic and Political Adversaries (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1980), 92. ↑

36.     Sumio Kido, “Japan-U.S. Trade Improves But Trend Could Reverse,” The Japan Economic Journal, Volume 26, Number 1301, 27 February 1988, 1. ↑

37.     Hisao Kanamori, “The Future of Japan-United States Trade Relations,,” in Leon Hollerman (Ed.), Japan and the United States: Economic and Political Adversaries (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1980), 143. ↑