Trade War: Greed, Power, and Industrial Policy an Opposite Sides of the Pacific

An introduction to the subject of US-Japanese trade, which gives insight and understanding to today's U.S.-China trade issues."On target... Schlosstein's intimate knowledge of Japanese language and business culture results in a book full of illuminating examples...." Barrons, 9/10/84"Studded with facts, figures, and history. Trade Wars is a brisk, sassy examination of the US-Japan trade spats. Its crisp, pep-talk prose presents a well-stated and balanced guide to the conflict." -- The Asian Wall Street Journal, 8/10-11/84"An important and thought-provoking book, written in an entertaining and highly readable style. You don't have to be an economist to understand it, or agree with every conclusion in order to find new insights into the economic polices of Japan and the United States." -- John C. Burton, Dean, Columbia University Graduate School of Business"A must book on a forbidden topic. Schlosstein's no holds-barred writing opens up the debate on what must be done and knocks the socks off naive, simplistic notions about free trade-- and our economic future." -- Dr. Amitai Etzioni, author of An Immodest Agenda