Pacific Cooperation from the Japanese and the German Viewpoint
[Book]
Herbert Hax
Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1990
Berlin Springer Berlin
2013
XIV, 178 Seiten in 1 Teil XIV, 178 Seiten, 1 schw.-w. Illustrationen, 46 schw.-w. Tabellen 244 x 170 mm
Germany and Japan in the International Economy: The Meaning of Growth and Structural Change in the Pacific Region from a German and European Point of View.- How Can Japan Contribute Financially to the Asian-Pacific Countries? - A Summary.- Trade and Foreign Exchange Markets Development Trends Between the USA, Asia, and Europe.- The International Position and Role of the Japanese Economy.- International Financial Markets in the Relations Among America, Asia, and Europe.- International Monetary-Financial System and Economic Cooperation in Pacific Basin Countries.- Regional Cooperation and Free World Trade.- Pacific Manufactured Trade and Japan's Contributions.- Employment of Local Labor and Labor Relations in Connection with German Direct Investment in the Asian-Pacific-Region.- Japanese Direct Investment in Automobile Manufacturing in North-America: A Perspective from "Humanware" Technology.- The Japanese and German Positions in International Economic Policy - Similarities and Differences.- List of Contributors.