Business: Japan, Inc.: Winning the Most Important Battle
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if ambitious program, and an example of the kind of thinking that may well solve U.S.-Japanese trade difficulties. The issue—and the real Japanese challenge—is nothing less than whether the two mightiest trading nations in the world can learn to live in commercial peace.
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