Studies of USA and Japan economic relations: new theoretical approaches and some promising developments

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In the post-war period economic relations between the United States and Japan were the subject of research by many economists due to their complexity, versatility, and sometimes contradictory nature. Such topics as export of technologies, bilateral intra-industry trade and trade in intermediate goods growth, the gradual internationalization of the economies of the United States and Japan, the fragmentation of production in East Asia, the development of value chains were studied in many works. One of the most productive are P. Krugman’s new trade theory as well as some other promising approaches and methods that provide an opportunity to study trade and investment relations between the United States and Japan in more depth.

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Кsenia Chudinova

Primakov National Research Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Email: xenia.chudinova@gmail.com
Moscow, Russia

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