Japan: Why not in China?
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Code : ITF0011
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Region : :China japan |
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Abstract: Japan and China are two of the largest economies in Asia, together accounting for nearly 85% of Asia's gross domestic product. However, political misgivings and a bitter history between the two neighbours have prevented a widespread economic partnership between them. Top-class Japanese firms like Toyota, Nissan, and Honda (automotives), Sony and Hitachi (electronics) have struggled to make a mark in China. Japanese electronics firms have a mere 5% share in the Chinese market. |
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Keywords:
Japan-China relations, Open door policy,Business Environment Case Study, Bilateral trade between Japan and China, China's accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Japan-China political relation, Japanese direct investment in China, Foreign direct investments (FDIs), Government and Business Environment Case Study,Toyota Motor Company, Free Trade Agreements, Japanese, Chinese economy, Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO), Recessionary economy, Gross domestic product (GDP), World Trade Organisation, Three Pillar Free Trade Policy
Contents :
» Background
» Political Issues – A Historical Perspective
» Investing in China
» China’s Accession to WTO
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